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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1966 volume:

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FCJFREVVCFRID TABLE of CONTENTS Foreword Dedication Administration Seniors Undergraduates Elementary Activities Sports Advertisements Index One last graduation held in the present Whitney Point Cen- tral School building is the basis for our theme, n0ne last time.H We have striven to com- pute a complete history of the school year. Countless diffi- culties have arisen from the pursuit of this goal in depth and breadth but we feel it has been worthwhile. 2 3 4 18 32 50 78 96 112 INDEX Dunham, Foster, Hickey, of ART CONTRIBUTIONS Darryl Marshall Colleen Jones, Janet Leahy, Franci Page, Charles Richards, Richard Toral, Eduardo Ulbing, Su Weinzierl, Sharon 2 113 33 19 22,23,25, 26,27,28. 51 5 79 cover,137 33 98 Daydreams. The main hall. V l Early American colonial architecture IDEIDICDATICINI I present this year's Maroon and Gold as a minor tribute to the original Whitney Point Central School building. It has given many years of ser- vice and will continue to do so. However, it will never a- gain see the life of senior high students. May its memor- ies never dieg may its glory ever live. t h e U P S T A I R C A S E I D O W N w 3 The dawn will always oorne You sit and ponder the gloom Of the night of ignorance, And you fear the increasing doom Like one held in a mystic trance What hope is there for these Who sit and dream, or sleep? What remedy, what ease For the secrets that they keep? A child then comes to you, One for whom you fear, And you try a concept new. He understandsg it's clear! It happens quite late for some, But the dawn will always come. La Verte 4 A9kIIDPv1IfNJIEE5'I'l:!ACkfI'ICIJTNJ 11' ,A I n X I ' . . Q N 1 f ' J1 !1l 5Y x' m, 1 I., 1 I Mg lm ,Q Vu J, IV ' N Hf k ' 9255? I ,Jw ' ': --97' Y. 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Croft 3 Years Farmer Mr. Hiram Goodrich Mr. Ernest Edmister Mr. Carlton Bird Superintendent of Schools Retired Clerk of the Board District 53, Southern Zone Central District Treasurer Supervisor for Five residents of the Central District are members of the Board of Education. Their regular meetings are the second Monday of every month. Their years of service and occupation are listed above. 6 Town of Triangle Time is the measure of life. It passes evenly---minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day, week by week,month by month, year by year. Time is precious because the minutes and years that pass can never return. We travel this road but once, and we must go on with time, no matter what we put into it,or what we idle away. It is ours for our span of life, ours to waste or to improve--to leave behind a scar, or a light to brighten the lives of others. Now, with youth on your side,deve1op the ability to do the thing you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or notg this is the first lesson to be learned. Francis Mullins SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL CD'F'Fice In looking back on these years, we will remember the Class of 1966 was the last one to graduate from the main school. Memories of crowded halls, study halls in the cafeteria and auditorium,double assembly programs because of too many students, hundreds trying to eat lunch through the din of noise in the cafeteria, and overflowing crowds at basketball games, will remind us of certain phases of student life. But what of the future? A new high school build- ing will bring about greater freedom and more op- portunites for a fuller school experience for both junior and senior high students. New shops, lab- oratories, library and other facilities will help to insure an improved program for the upper class- men. The junior high school will Hstretch its armsn and breathe a sigh of relief as it plans for additional courses and activities. Just as the opportunities for succeeding classes will be heightened, so will you,the Class of 1966, have new hopes and aspirations as you plan the next step of your life. My best wishes for a most happy and successful adventure go with you. John V. Rugg HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The Class of 1937 had the distinct honor of being the first class to graduate from the new Whitney Point Central School building which had a total enrollment of 1011 pupils in grades K-12. There were 38 members of the class of 1937 and at that time, strangely enough, there were 38 members of the teaching staff for grades K-12. At the present time ll of those teachers are still working here. The Class of 1966 will have the pleasure of being the last class to graduate from the building that was so great in 1937. The Class of 1967 will be graduated from our new senior high school. The teaching staff now numbers 96 and we have an en- rollment of 1960 pupils. The old senior high school holds many memories for both pupils and teachers but all of us are looking forward to the use of the fine new facilities thus provided so that our student body may have the latest and best in educational equipment and buil- dings. Osmer Brooks VICE PRINCIPAL 7 Mrs. Ruth Moyer Office Clerk Receptionist Mrs. Iva Colgan Secretary CJf Fioe Staffs Mrs. Evelyn Storrs Secretary--Guidance Miss Virginia Hill Account Clerk There have been many years of close co- operation between the Elementary Grades and High School in the Whitney Point Central District. The first link was broken when the Caryl E. Adams School was built and 21 primary rooms left the Central Building. Soon every available room in both buildings filled. Now, we are looking ahead to the completion of and new high school. We expect then, to have available space in the old central building so that in the future we can extend the elementary curriculum to in- clude a library, art, a special remedial reading program, and other special ser- vices to improve our school. Nettie J. Clark ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mrs. Ruth Simpson Grade Secretary Grade Of'f'ice Mrs. Orra Hayes Grade Secretary Paul Minacci M. S. U of Penn. S. H. Science Therese Murphy B. S. Marywood S. H. English Geraldine Littlewood Edward Bochniak B.S. B. S. Cortland State S.H. Mathematics Martin Kellner B.A. U of Maryland S. H. Soc. St. Georgetown S. H. English Mary Kelly B.A. Marywood S.H.English Faculty Joseph Cooper B. S. Edinboro H. Art ?Mi,iEfWRTiFV W ez ' 1 Q. , - af ' Ha 'fin . A my . ' 5 X 5 i if x , as 12 -',' - ' ' isis' .ygpigwi ' 3 un MP H ...in . VW -' K .kk, Y X . ,iv . ..,. f . 'kgwfzsfafe s 5. Eefrf . 1 , emwggignwffwa Marie Scott M. A. Albany S. H. Soc. St. M x ZMWQWP --M nag? .a.. 'Q my - R Quay 2 wawfm fall. , X. , 1 Eugene Tambascio M. Ed. Boston S. H. Soc. St. 10 Tressa Corcoran M. A. Syracuse Languages William Johst B.S. Cortland State Driver Ed., Health .M9i,wKwM4M 3.11154 sfffzS.f5J:sg-ff' -. 2562 -ics. A. .Qs MQKQQWW f ' .T 'f' W f.v+?.-sffxea 151 . W E Alice Greene B. S. Cortland S. H. Science Lawrence Frechette M.A. Assumption Languages f-,M ' V awwaggi Jf. V A' I' Aging ? in J... 1, cp 5 v fif39?4fJ.X :ux 'L-:: tt- Pauline Quick M. Ed. Springfield S. H. Guidance Mary Ellen Lane B. S. Marywood Commercial Judith Johnson B. S. Cortland Girls Phys. Ed. Ileen Wichelns B. A. St. Joseph's S. H. Mathematic Richard Teter B.S. Cornell U J.H. English S ?QW7Lwg-if ggi: fic' K-6' fa QEQM S mail? - . xQ'r f FK iq? . X. g, xi gtg .4 5 nJWwF1wgEQ2Qa yQkQ Em.-r +.2w ,:'rgfgwfQF-, 'mg , 1jg?f '?Sa4 g,.L, gf. ,MW. gg .V - as. f f W . 'iz HV 1 W' 0 . . W M E X John Halloran B. S. Cortland Boys Phys. Ed. l. Ea 55 C, -ft. , v 4.8 e451,,',,.f 1- N ff. .. 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English Leo Birmingham Cortland J. H. Math 11 Walter Canwrigh Oswego E Union Metal shop S Wifi' S-Q as R? M ft. Robert Wagner B. S. Hofstra Music and Band Rayma Wilson B. S. Cornell Homemaking Raeola Hibbard B. S.,R. N. Syracuse U Nurse t Frank Snyder A.A.S. Oswego Metal Shop John Runion M. M. Syracuse Music ww-.ae .H vi mar Q if QSM. ..mmh W TRN QYFQMW A sn. iv fa, algo' wi f. - R A . John Storer B. S. Oneonta Special Class PT' I .Ahl.- W f??m, aQang2.,.. are g?1,ai.2.,,j1- ' ' 'why ':i.'Ef- aww- .'. g 2 H-43 az? H my 46 935.2 on .f I :ia Q ,., .. J. 5 4 ,, .H in ' Q y AM W. y .ab 1. gf . . '-.M Marjorie Corbin B. S. Kutztown J. H. Art i'HWFm,.gf'jWSQQ? gn. fi5.nu.MmQ o o . S fy'w .L John Daley M.A. Q B.A. Albany Guidance Qsiaaaveaf 'Q ' 2-V ' YTMWQFHUQ i , t?Wf1lA'.i a iaHQ'QS EH? if Lff?li?i 'a.i2iig,,, ,niin I 3 P .liwqygggz A Mildred Ray B. S., R. N. Syracuse Nurse F5XH?MJ Mfthwm e5ffM-igua ffQ im? ' 'ul' S, n 1 mm X ,gxbhk MQ? .1 X Hz ii X S h.T4..w .-... M 'W , W S. .... 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Cortland Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 2 Mary DeYoe M.S. Conn. College E Cortland Grade l wmmawmwi WWH ' wfq.gi.fi,? ,,. , . gggnegrf q , ..f'-K L 5 -mix .- S Kw, z . .Q arf ff Qu ff ff FE.. al' M K' - ' '+:.'2'145:isg1j,.?' -am 0 . 'fluffy ' wi . . ..w.,,r m l t m M, c F QMQ' J A' J Hazel Clough M. S. Cortland Grade 2 1 41 it ix' ,A 'E' - ,4 . Q , an :Z,f.nrQ Mkt? ,Aww .Mg WQWESWQHYE QSW mgfmiix me .wrt Ehklfq .11-. v ,gxlr K if v v Wv,'H a . wk .f Q. ,in'1,p1 N 4 1 1 I YN YS x ' ri if-fa riff ., ' .Mg ':f .1e-. dugg 'aka'-1.,E.:3ff:.14 - .fg.Z:wQ:i ? 351115.-' 635,91 ' I aww? Www MWH EW'.5NwE',.Hw Harriette Crooks M. S. Cortland Grade 1 Margaret C11Ht0D Nancy Abbott Elsie Walling Gladys Smith Virginia Mitchell Cortland B- S- B. S. B. S. B. S. Grade 1 C0rt1aHd Cortland Cortland Baptist Bible Sem Grade 1 Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Vicki Diescher Rena Carpenter B. S. Mansfield Cortland Kindergarten Kindergarten 14 Helen Albright M. S. Cortland Kindergarten Retirernent Paul Abbott Carl Oliver September 1. 1942-June 30, 1964 C229 October 1. 1935-June 30, 1964 i293 For a grand total of 109 years of faith- ful service as bus drivers and custodian one last time W.P.C.S. saluted these four gentlemen and wish them many more years of relaxing and enjoyable retire- ment. Lloyd Burghardt Orval Sawyer September 1, 1935-June 30, 1964 129D July 1. 1936-June 30, 1965 K29D Candids Yes, I'1l advise the senior You said teachers didn't have class. problems?! 15 WPCS BUS DRIVERS-1965-1966 TOP ROW: Carl Short, James Slack, Edward Travis,1van Moscrip, Gladys Bailey, Walter Bailey, Earl Leet, Ivan Franklin, Frank Ingraham, Oscar Farr-Bus Supt., Edward Driscoll, Irving Coleman, Marvin Aylesworth, Richard Burrows. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Theleman, Grover Keibel, Gordon Oliver, Albert Ticknor, Francis Kloda, Leslie Smith, Lester Ketchum, Richard Slater, Elwyn Eaton, James Knowlden, Dymitr Czebiniak-Asst. Bus Supt., Gerald Miller, Neil Frank- lin. C. E. Aclarns TEACHERS' AIDES-C. E. ADAMS SCHOOL Aleta Kinne and Walter Smith. JANITORS-C. E. ADAMS SCHOOL Sheldon Storrs Cleft! and John Bevan. CAFETERIA WORKERS-C. E. ADAMS SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorthy Murphy-manager, Jane Parton, Marion Dunham, Gertrude Lewis, Eunice Ticknor. LADY JANITORS-C. E. ADAMS Marguerite Theleman fleftj and Eunice Ticknor. 16 CAFETERIA WORKERS-MAIN BUILDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Thelma Gimbert, Marion Darrow, Louise Hoag, Elizabeth Wilber, Norma Kenyon,Viola Tingley, Nina Haight, Marion Driscoll, Mabel Sawyer,CManagerJ, Sylvia Gruesbeck. IVIair1 School TEACHERS AIDES-MAIN BUILDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jessie King, Emma Dunham, Ann Mae Walter, Nina Holland. JANITORS-MAIN BUILDING LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gerald Miller, Francis Kloda, Ivan Ticknor, Victor Lamb, Paul Sherwood, and Floyd Haight. Mr. Sherwood-building Supt. LADY JANITORS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Reva Whitmarsh, Mabel Dean Alice Hill, Betty Boehme. 17 1 Happiness is a Senior' Happiness is an open window When you've nothing to do but dream. It's a hot fudge sundae Topped with lots of whipped cream, Or a good cup of coffee, Or the grass turning green. Happiness is a marching band, Glory blowin' in the breeze When summer doldrums finally end And there's color in the trees. It's hearing the chapel choir sing, And it's praying on your knees. Happiniss is a Senior With memories old and high hopes new. It's a summer day in June With diplomas, and tears, too. It's the valedictorian saying: Uwe bid farewell to you.H La Verte 18 X, f, A x 145-A N it X XX X 174 ,J 7 f QNA N YIB ww, img Q ju m x? if , f . iw X X i w' ZJJYLK j A NX 'lvf Lux A f ui H XX gf ' 1 gg:-:7 v f!f I XXX jf iff AA fg .Q xxx-Qi! M! fm RN X N W X X Z s .K Nw? X 4 Xb x x I D X fa xx f' Xl .Qi 5 K ll Xxx: bxxyy V NN M 'I f fl XY x X xl WX K f W N FN X7 K IW! , MX J Z V 19 Class of' 1966 WILLIAM ANGEL Shop 8 Business Weight Lifting JUDITH BAILEY College Entrance Jr. Q Sr. Band 6 Swing Band 3 Jr. E Sr. Chorus 6 Glee Club 1 Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Pointer Weekly 1 Sports 6 Twirling 2 8 Colorguard National Honor Society LEROY BAILEY Agriculture Varsity Club 1 Varsity Track 3 Cross Country l F.F.A. 3 Senior Band l Junior Band 2 Freshman Football Basketball Intramurals DOUGLAS BALDWIN Varsity Club 3 V. Club Sergeant of Arms Sus. League All Star Football 3 Wrestling 3 Track 3 Tumbling Senior Play Cast BRAD BARKER Exchange Student Wrestling Chorus Student Council MARGARET BEECHER College Entrance Chorus l Library Club 1 Volleyball 2 Hockey H Soccer 1 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Jr. Play Ticket Comm. ALICIA BILLINGS Business H College Ent Senior Chorus 3 Pointer Weekly 1 Hockey 1 Track 1 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. JOYCE BIRMINGHAM College Entrance Nat. Honor Society Sec. Jr. 5 Sr. Band 6 Jr. B Sr. Play Casts Chorus 5, Glee Club 2 Swing Band 3 Maroon H Gold 1 Pointer Weekly 2 Girls Sports 6 Jr. Play Ticket Comm. GARY BISH College Entrance Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Football 2 Varsity Baseball 2 Varsity Club J.V. Basketball 2 J.V. Baseball 2 Track 1 Jr. Play Stage Crew Chorus 1 Jr. Band l DAVID BLACK Industrial Arts Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball 2 Sr. High Basketball 2 Senior Chorus 6 Track 2 J.V. Football 2 CAROL ANNE BRIGHAM Secretarial F.H.A. l Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Hockey 3 Tumbling 2 Baseball 2 Jr. High Chorus 2 WILLIAM BROWN College Entrance Varsity Club 3 Varsity Football 3 All Star Football 64-65 Varsity Basketball 2 J.V. Football l J.V. Basketball 2 Sec.-Treas. Grade 9 Freshman Football Jr. High Football 2 Jr. High Basketball 2 ELMER CARPENTER Industrial Arts Senior Chorus 2 Boys Chorus 2 LINDA CHILSON Business Pointer Weekly l Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Hockey l Track l CARYL ANN CLAPP College Entrance Senior Chorus 3 Junior Chorus 2 Glee Club l Basketball 4 Track 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 Hockey 1 Maroon Q Gold l THOMAS COLLINS College Entrance Varsity Baseball J.V. Baseball 2 Jr. High Basketb A.V. Club JAMES CZEBINIAK College Entrance Swing Band 2 Chorus 6 Senior Play Cast Varsity Club Cross Country l Track 2 Baseball 2 DONALD DRISCOLL College Entrance Varsity Club 2 Varsity Football J.V. Football I J.V. Wrestling 3 Senior Play Cast JAMES DUNHAM Business Maroon Q Gold l Pointer Weekly l Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Senior Chorus 3 all 2 Jr. High Boy's Chorus 2 JAMES EDMISTER College Entrance Varsity Club 2 v!J.v. Basketball mgr. 4 Varsity Football 1 J.V. Football l Senior Band 3 Junior Band 2 lst Prize Chem. Project Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast JOSEPH EGGLESTON College Entrance Wrestling 4 Football 4 Varsity Baseball J.V. Baseball 2 2 Sec.-Treas. Varsity Club Student Council Treasurer Junior Class Treasurer Boys' State Deleg ate Junior Play Stage Crew HENRY DEDRICK Industrial Arts 8 Pointer Weekly 2 A. V. Secretary A. V. 2 Ag. F. F. A. Vice President JAMES ELLERSON Industrial Arts Junior Q Senior B Football 1 Jr. High Chorus 2 DONNA ELLISON College Entrance Senior Chorus 2 Junior Chorus 3 Senior Band 1 Maroon A Gold 1 Senior Play Cast Library Club 1 Baske tbal l 2 Volleyball 2 Hockey 1 and National Honor Society TERRY FARR General Class President 8, 9 10 Class Vice-Pres. 7 Senior Class Treasurer Varsity Club Football 4 Senior Play Cast WALTER FETTERMAN General Senior Band 2 Junior Band l Chorus 1 GEORGE FITSER Industrial Art Varsity Club 3 Football 2 Baseball 4 Basketball 2 Senior Play Cast DONALD FOLEY General MARSHALL FOSTER General Varsity Club Varsity Wrestling 3 Football l A.V. Club President EDWIN FOULKS College Entrance PATRICIA FRECHETTE College Entrance Swing Band 2 Senior Band 3 Senior Chorus 3 Student Council Rep. 2 Jr. H Sr. Play Cast Sports 3 National Honor Society JOH FREEMAN College Entrance Band 3 Varsity Club Basketball Statistician 3 Baseball Mgr. 2 Basketball Intra. 2 Football Intra. BARRY GLEZEN Business Varsity Club 2 Football 2 Wrestling 2 GARY GOFGOSKY College Entance Senior Play Cast Basketball 2 LINDA GREENE College Entrance Pres. Nat. Honor Society Maroon A Gold 3 E.S.S.P.A. Delagate Senior Band 3 Junior Band 2 Sr. Q Jr. Chorus 4 Glee Club l Srt 5 Jr. Play Cast ls Prize Bio. Progect Girls Sports 5 SUE ANNE HAYKO College Entrance Twirling 7 Junior Play Cast Maroon Q Gold l Volleyball 4 Softball 2 Basketball 4 Hockey 2 Track 2 tit? X x Nix! ff' -1: SANDRA HENNINGER General Art Club 4 Gym Club 2 COLLEEN HICKEY Secretarial Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Majorette 2 Advanced Twirling 3 J. V. Cheerleading l Volleyball 2 Hockey l LINDA HINDS Business Q Home Economics F.H.A. 2 F.H.A. Treasurer Pointer Weekly l Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Softball 4 Tumbling 4 Track 4 Archery 1 BEVERLY HOHN Home Economics B Art E.S.S.P.A. Delegate Pointer Weekly l Colorguard 3 Senior Play Cast Maroon 5 Gold l Volleyball 3 Track 6 B Red Cross l Tumbling 5 Basketball 4 Soccer 1 Photography Club l DAVID HUNTLEY Business Varsity Club 2 Varsity Track 4 J.V. Basketball 1 Basketball Intra. 2 Football Intra. 2 Jr. High Basketball 2 Jr. High Football 1 CYNTHIA IHNOTIC College Ent. E Business Pointer Weekly 2 Maroon 8 Gold 1 Girls Chorus 2 Chorus 3 Drama Club I Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Girls' Gym Club Hockey 3 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Jr. High Cheerleading 2 WILLIAM JAMES College Entrance Nat. Honor Society V-Pres. Exchange Student St. Council Pres., V-Pres. Student Council Rep. 3 St. C. Sus. League Treas. St. C. Sus. League Pres. V., J.V. Basketball 4 V. Football 3, V. Track 4 Swing Band 2 Sr. Band 3, Jr. Band l 24 THOMAS JENNINGS Business Football 2 Track 2 J. V. Baseball KAREN JUDSON College Entrance Red Cross 3 Library Club 2 Maroon 5 Gold 1 Photography l Senior Play Cast Basketball 4 Volleyball 2 Q Softball National Honor Society FREDERICK KICSAK Agriculture Wrestling 3 F.F.A. Jr. H. Football 2 VIRGINIA KILEY Secretarial Jr., Sr. Class Secretary Cheerleading 4 Twirling 5 Chorus 2 Junior Play Cast Volleyball 6 Tumbling 6 Track, Softball 6 Basketball 6 Soccer 3 KAREN KIM General Nat. School Art Award Sr. Play Make-up Comm. Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Chorus 5 Volleyball 6 Basketball 6 Softball 6 Tumbling 6 Track 4 Hockey 1, Soccer 2 NOREEN KING College Entrance Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Maroon 8 Gold l Senior Chorus 3 Volleyball 3 Basketball 2 Hockey 2 Softball 1 DENNIS KNOWLDEN College Entrance Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Track 4 Cross Country l JAMES LAMB General Varsity Club 3 Basketball 5 Football 5 Varsity Track l J.V. Baseball l Jr. Play Stage Crew FRANCES LEAHY College Entrance Student Council V-Pres. Senior Class V-Pres. Senior Play Cast Chorus 4 Cheerleading 3 Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Track 4 E Tumbling 4 Basketball 4 National Honor Society TERRY LEE Agriculture F.F.A. 4 F.F.A. President A.V. Club l Jr. Play Stage Crew RENSSLEAR LIVINGSTON College Entrance Football 6 Track 6 Student Council Rep. 2 Varsity Club President DONNA LYNCH BUSINESS Softball 3 Track 1 Basketball 2 Volleyball 3 Archery l Hockey 2 Pep Club l Pointer Weekly 2 Maroon Q Gold l LAWRENCE MCDONALD College Entrance Wrestling 3 Cross Country l Senior Chorus 3 Boy's Chorus 3 Senior Play Cast Jr. Play Stage Crew A.V. Club 1 IVA JEAN MARSH College Entrance Nat. Honor Society Treas Cheerleading 2 Pointer Weekly 2 Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Paperback Book Shack l Jr. Red Cross l Volleyball, Tumbling 4 Basketball, Hockey 4 Softball, Track 2 KAREN MASON Business Pointer Weekly 2 E.S.S.P.A. Delegate Student Council Rep Jr. Red Cross l Twirling 4 Tumbling Softball Basketball Volleyball Hockey PATRICIA MIKULSKI College Entrance Pointer Weekly Edit E.S.S.P.A. Delegate Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Photography Club 2 Volleyball 3 Hockey 3 Baske tbal 1 3 Soccer, Track 2 Archery l IRENE MONTOGMERY College Entrance Cheerleading 2 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 Tumbling 2 Soccer l RONALD PETERSON College Entrance Varsity Club 2 Varsity Baseball 2 J.V. Baseball 2 Jr. High Baseball Jr. High Basketball Basketball Intra. 4 Football Intra. 3 Sr., Jr. Band 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew Jr. High Chorus 2 PETER PIECH College Entrance . 1 or FREDERICK POKLEMBA College Entrance Jr. Play CRSY 2nd Prize Chem- PI'0JeCt CYNTHIA POYER College Entrance Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Library Club 2 Tumbling 2 Volleyball l Basketball l CARL PRATT General Varstiy Track 4 J.V. Football Jr. High Football Jr. High Baseball Intramurals 2 JACK ROBINSON College Entrance Senior Class President Junior Class President Varsity Club V., J.V. Basketball 4 Varsity Baseball 3 J.V. Baseball l Jr. High Basketball Jr. High Baseball 2 Jr. High Football 1 Jr. Play Stage Crew RICHARD RICHARDS College Entrance Track 2 SUSAN ROSEN Business Senior Play Cast Student Council Rep, Jr- Red Cross DAVID SAMSON Business Pointer Weekly 2 Senior Chorus 1 H.HmhCmmm2 A.V. Club 1 JAMES SAMSON College Entrance Wrestling 2 Jr. Play Stage Crew WAYNE SCHAFF General Varsity Club 3 Varsity Football 3 Wrestling 3 Track 2 J.V. Football 1 J.V. Baseball 1 Jr. Play Stage Crew DENNIS SHERMAN General Football 5 Wrestling 3 Basketball 2 Track 1 Senior Play Cast Junior Play Props ROBERT SHIPMAN Business Wrestling 2 JUDITH SLATER College Entrance Band 3 Girls Chorus 3 Senior Chorus 2 V. Cheerleading 1 Interclass Cheerleadin Library Club 1 Indian Legend Staff 1 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. Intramurals 4 CHRISTOPHER SMITH College Entrance Baseball 4 Wrestling 3 Football 2 Track 1 RODERICK SMITH General Football 4 Wrestling 2 LYDIA SOROCHINSKY College Entrance Business Senior Chorus 3 Sr. Play Make-up Jr. Play Make-up DONNA SPOONHOWER College Entrance Chorus 6 Track 5 Volleyball 4 Hockey 2 Basketball l BEATRICE SPRAGUE College Entrance Senior Band 3 Junior Band 2 B Sr. Play Make-up Comm. SHIRLEY STOUGHTON Business F.H.A. 3 Volleyball 1 Basketball l RICHARD STURDEVANT General J.V. Baseball 2 Basketball Intra, CAROLYN SUTTON Commercial Senior High Chorus Girls Chorus l FHA 4 Intramurals l THOMAS SWEET General Senior Play Cast Junior Play Props Freshman Football DOUGLAS TENNANT General Varsity Wrestling 4 Cross Country l J.V. Football 1 Jr. High Football 2 Jr. Play Stage Crew DONALD TICKNOR Industrial Arts Wrestling EDUARDO TORAL Exchange Student Basketball Track A.V. Club RICHARD TUCKEY Business JUDITH TYMESON College Entrance Cheerleading 3 Junior Class V-Pres. Student Council 2 Senior Play Cast Jr. Red Cross 1 Glee Club 3 Sr., Jr. Chorus 5 Hockey, Volleyball 4 Softball, Basketball 4 SUSAN ULBING College Entrance Pointer Weekly 3 E.S.S.P.A. Delegate Photography Club 2 Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Library Club l Volleyball, Tumbling 6 Softball, Archery 6 Basketball, Soccer 3 Hockey 2, Track 1 DAVID WALSH College Entrance Varsity Club Varsity Track 3 Varsity Football 2 Varsity Basketball 2 J.V. Basketball 2 J.V. Football 1 Student Council Rep. 1 Sr. Play Publicity Jr, Play Stage Crew National Honor Society IVALENE WARNER Secretarial Pointer Weekly 3 Pointer Weekly Treasurer Chorus 3 Basketball 3 Softball 3 Volleyball l Hockey 1 GERALD WHITEHEAD College Entrance Varsity Club 2 Varsity Baseball 2 J.V. Baseball 2 Jr. High Baseball Basketball Intra. 3 Football Intra. 2 Jr. Play Stage Crew Freshman Chorus Jr. High Chorus 3 RICHARD WILCOX Industrial Arts Wrestling 1 A.V. Club 1 LINDA YARNES Secretarial Pointer Weekly l Jr. Play Make-up Comm Basketball 6 Volleyball 6 Hockey 3 Softball 3 Soccer 2 Archery 1 Glee Club M.HmhCmmm During the last school year W. P.C.S. has had three exchange students. Bill James of Cas- tle Creek spent three months in Columbia during the summer of 1965. Eduardo Toral of Quito,Equador arrived in Whit- ney Point in Septemberg Brad Barker of Gladstone, Queens- land Australia came here in January 1966. Bill, you explain. You speak the best English. Brad Barker is the holder of a Rotary Inter- national Scholarship. Having completed high school,he is planning to study pharmaceutical science at the University of Queensland so he will be able to take over his father's bus- iness. The elder of his two sisters is a chemist and the younger is a ballerina with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Brad enjoys sports especially rugby and swimming. During the Australian hunting season he has gone after kangaroos and wild ducks. Snow was a new ex- perience, and the cold weather was quite a change. '9af5 gg 123 Q37 ?f., ,,., -55 '..' QEQ,Qh at ,Q'fQ K- A - .... Q f , piglb ,,,, 3kTQg riding, soccer, swimming, basketball, and ff 'F'!' ?5QQWf traveling. His father and two of his brothers 55,35 . 1 gnggk, are lawyers, but Eduardo plans a career in iyMtHWf :H iwwmwf business. He enjoys life in the U.S. but ' misses the city. The Toral family has also HEgad, It,s cold visited the U.S. so Eduardo was in fact not a complete stranger here. up here.U Bill James was sponsored by the International Fellwoship in his visit. He lived with a family of eight in Manizales. Despite the fact that he was living at an altitude of about 7,000 feet, he found the people very warm and friendly. For amusement he attended parties and dances. Living in Colum- bia, Bill found the prices to be very cheap except for cars and soap. He also visited the capital city of Bogota, and the cities of Cali and Cartagema. All three boys have many enjoy- able experiences from their vi- sits to foreign lands and their job of being international amb- assadors of goodwill. 1 Eduardo, Brad, Bill and Chris, enjoy a friendly international get-together. 30 Exoha nge Students Chuck Manasse shows how Studen Council earns money without really trying. Eduardo Toral is sponsored by the International Fellowship. The fourth child in a famil of seven he enjoys horseback Brad gives Bill his first judo lesson. Senior Candiols ,S 4 Oh let me help you! Is that a correct fudge? 1 Q, .L 1966 NEW YORK STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Czebiniak-alternate, L. McDonald, G. Whitehead, David Walsh, J. Bailey, S. Ulbing, K. Judson-a1ternate,I. Montgomery-alternate, L. Greene, F. Leahy, N. King, J. Birmingham. fig Enlightened discussion of world affairs. Q zzfg,'f.,3 . Jw. HK wwawwmmwzwv ',.e ?nw?'wwf.wy WM' ?'A.1g, in , -wW.W . QVMQnMmW3Qw3wgww , E . :ws Chris demonstrates the easy descent. Pat and Su study editorial technique. 31 And me without makeup! We were checking our math, and ygu weren't supposed to know. The Ballad of' -John and Lu Once upon a hill green, green, There lived a maid of seventeen. For a man she ever did pine, And he was all of ten and nine. Then up came the sun and down John run Along through the valley below, For John loved Lu and she loved him Their love did grow h grow. Foolish man who was so thin, He was just all neck and chin! But he worked hard all through the day To build himself a house, they say. Then up came the sun and down John run Along through the valley below, For John loved Lu and she loved him. But he was 'fraid to say so. The maiden's hair was long and black. She put it up in a three foot stack To venture on down into town To buy a stylish gingham gown. Then up came the sun and down John run Along through the valley below. For John loved Lu and she loved him. And she wanted him to say so. The maid ran into the valley below, And in her heart she felt a glow, Thinking that she might see her man By an ever so carefully plotted plan. Then up came the sun and down John run Along through the valley below, For John loved Lu and she loved him. Now the whole world would know. But John was in the tavern dim And a maid named Ann sat next to him. Ann kissed John as Lu passed by, Lu hung herself from a rafter high. Then up came the sun and down John run Along through the valley below, For John loved Lu and she loved him, But no one would ever know. La Verte 32 LJINIlDEFlC3l:lAEJLJATES L K N , Jr.-1 .3--! L- ' In 'ill ' P , r T , I Q SJIEL 1.1.-L I ll ilTT.I-'--- - X 'T 'lsr' L ,M 5 rj: Y E ,, ,Y FL' CF f'.f'Ff3 + 1-l'liT3-VI I f'J ' if fl' ,.g- .,..f ' ,- -- Z f ...f 1 ,- h .4 P- ., ,.- .. '- -' f ,1- Y-11 Z I1 ...f ' 1- ,1- .4 -P+ - ,..4 ,N-H bi pei: 213251 if ,M X,,, ,f H 'QQ .ne , 1 W ,W I V , 1512 ' if I -wsu 1 T'i1v QL J James Gleason was born on September 14, 1948. He en- tered W.P.C.S. coming from Johnson City schools in Septembe tive in and tent r 1963. He was ac- Audio Visual Club h grade chorus. As IVIEIVICJFIIJAIVI Born July 8, 1948 in Penn- sylvania, Paul Naholnik, joined the present Junior Class in September 1962. Hewas active in wrestling, football, 5 Weightlifting. His sudden death February he and his brother were 17, 1966 greatly saddened returning home from a bas- the entire school. ketball game on November 27, 1965, Jim was struck down by a car and killed on Route ll Whitney Point. Jim was a member of the Class of 1967. -.ll.1r1ic::r-ess JUNIORS-MR. EDWARD BOCH IAK TOP ROW: Patricia Lounsbery, Marie Holland, Karen Knapp, Helen Green, Janet Jones, Thomas Love, David Mardirosiam, Edward Lewis, Mary Anne Kloda, Peggy Hust, Frances Morehouse, An- drea Hurlbut. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bochniak, Darlene Lewis, Mary Healy, Shirley Gruesbeck, Charles Manasse, Charles Greemnun, Carol Lucia, Doris Hurlbut, Stephen Hinds, Linda Glez- en, Karen Klopfer, Michael Haruk. BOTTOM ROW: James Miller Dale Glezen Jay Holt Bert McCulloch, John Livingston, Richard Wilcox, William Meisner,ZRaymond Kellogg Robert,Li11- ey. NOT IN PICTURE! Dianne Knapp, Judy Hurlbut. ' 34 JUNIORS-MRS. GERALDINE LITTLEWOOD TOP ROW: Diane Waters, Gloria Oles, Vivian Pogorzelski, Maureen Mullins, Shirley Stoughton, Edith Wooster, Judith Pierce, Suzanne Slater, George Walter, Richard Tick- nor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Littlewood, Linda Thompson, Nancy Page, Agnes Narozny, Billene Price, Anita Small, Pamela Page, Allen Zaber, John Peck, Catherine Ross, Carol Ann Watts, Jeanne Whitbeck, Dorothy Watts. BOTTOM ROW: Jack Mortenson, Robert Smith, Paul Naholnik, Wallace Smith, Earl Webster, Charles Verry, Charles Simpson, Thomas Nichols. NOT IN PICTURE: Jess Tong, Michael Silvanic. Juniors JUNIORS-MISS MARIE SCOTT TOP ROW: Corinne Brown, Paula Fenton, Jeanette Burrows, Juanita Eggleston, Lois Ed- sall, Bonnie Ames, Mary Aleba, Jacqueline Bish, Ruth Ann Billings. SECOND ROW! Miss Scott. Bruce Canova, Charles DePue, Steven Frechette, Richard Baldwin, Timothy Cope- land, Peter Fish, Sharon Ashley, Carol Clute. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Beardsley, Diane Docalavich, Linda Lou Durling, Charlene Johnston, Darryl Dunham, Gary Coles, Herman Ahsmann, Daniel Cornell, James Gleason. NOT IN PICTURE! Susan C0k93-Y, Erwin Beard- sley, James Clark. 35 'Q' SOPHOMORES-MRS. ALICE GREENE TOP ROW! Linda Potter, Craig Oakley, Susan Ostrander, Janice Parton, Verna Perce, Renee Pelletier, Melody Richardson, George Naholnik, Donna Reynolds, Georgia Smith, Diane Rei- gles. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Greene, Rochelle Parsons, Melody Randall, Betty Miller, Patricia Price, Jane Montgomery, William LaMark, Charles Page, Sandra Perce. BOTTOM ROWS Roger Roberts, James Sinclair, Richard Pixley, Gary Shipman, David Rozelle, Charles Roach, Ron- ald Pifer, Carl Short, Thomas Robins. I know it's in here somewhere! 36 SOPHOMORES-MISS MARY ELLEN LANE TOP ROW: Michael Thornton, David Stoecke1,Jr., Pamela Wilson, Carol Wilcox, Nancy White- head, Darlene Wychick, Marion Strong. SECOND ROW: Miss Lane, Norma Walter, Gary VanDusen Patricia Smith, Sally Snyder, Donna Vernon, Patricia Watts, Sharon Weinzierl, William Woodward, Ronald Turner, Linda Thomas. BOTTOM ROW: William Zeiter, Richard Strong, Harry Ticknor, Keith Walker, Gregory Stanley, Mark Tymeson, Darryl Ticknor, Paul Wilcox. NOT IN PICTURE: Terry Sturdevant, Annette Whittaker. Sopho rnores SOPHOMORES-MR. MARTIN KELLNER TOP ROW! Lucy Bianco, Judith Ballard, Judith Brady, David Brigham. SECOND ROW! Mr. Kellner, Nancy Bryant, Carol LaMark,Deborah Burghardt, Deborah Barden, Sheila Bonney, Patricia Bender, DO'-lglas Adamek. BOTTOM ROW: James Ballard, Richard Barden, Jon Burghardt, RaJPh Canniff, William Birmingham, Joan Bender, Thomas Brown, William Car- man. NOT IN PICTURE2 George Burnett. 37 SOPHOMORES-MRS. MARY KELLY TOP ROW: Patricia Czebiniak, Judy Enright, Lucille Dedrick, Kathleen Greenmun, Donna Fuller, Sylvia Gardner, Sandra Franklin, Donna Frost. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kelly, Peggy Ellerson, Jack Dunham, Daniel Dickinson, Evelyn Gofgosky,Jerry Fortunato, Lynnene Ed- wards, Lon Gumaer, Roger Carpenter. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Carroll, Edgar DeYoe, William Eaton, Gary Gates, Daniel Cave, Timothy Donnelly, Tom Hunt, William Fuller. NOT IN PICTURE: Beverly Ellerson, Cynthia Cotten, Mark Ellerson, Victor DeLong, Linda Foley, Kenneth Folmsbee, David Driscoll. Sophornores SOPHOMORES-MR. EUGENE TAMBASCIO TOP ROW: Donna Maus, Susan McDoanld, Sally Hill, Jeanne Lindsay, Bruce McIntyre, Sue Hayes, Dennis Mardirosian, John Maus, Terry Lynch. SECOND ROW: Judith Manwaring, Nancy Knowlden, Ann Leahy, Rgberta Lounsbery, Frances Jacovis, Jeanette Haist, Glor- ia Iwaniuk, Renate Juergens, Mr. Tambascio. BOTTOM ROW: Christine Hibbard, Diana Jenks, Darlene Henderson, James Kiley, Richard Hamilton, Steven Macinsky,Jeffrey Jos- lin, Seth Irish. NOT IN PICTURE: Kim Metz, Harrison Marsh, Susie Leet, Jacqueline Lilley, Rita Hanzlik, Pamela Lucia. 38 FRESHMEN-MRS. TRESSA CORCORAN TOP ROW! Evelyn Carpenter, Cynthia Bailey, Nancy Ahsmann, Susan Clark, Sarah Brewer, Dorothy Cole. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Corcoran, Karen Brower, Donald Baldwin, Bonnie Berry, Doris Birmingham, Geraldine Barnett, Margaret Bailey, Linda Dotter, Frederick Baxter, Edward Czebiniak. BOTTOM ROW! Sherryann Bates. Thomas Burford, Charles Dence, L0u1S Baxter, Donald Cave, Russell Darrow, Emma Brigham, Richard Coles, Thomas Davis. NOT IN PICTURE: Leon Collins, Richard Crowningshield. Fr-eshrnen FRESHMEN-MR. THOMAS REGAN TOP ROW: Phyllis Lewis, Janine Jones, Philip Knapp, Millard Lewis, Mary Leahy, Betsy Judson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Regan, Roberta Hust, David Harper, Dianne Irish, Janice Lamb, Diane Hust, Mark Kicsak, Suzanne Lantry, Donna Ihnotic. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Kotula, Christopher Lynch, Mollie Lamb,Diane Houghton, Coe Hill, Byron Kellogg, Will- iam Hill, Deborah Lilley, Gerald Jackson. NOT IN PICTURE: David Leach, Kathyann Lew- is, Matthew Silvanic. 39 FRESHMEN-MR. JAMES SIMPSON TOP ROW: Kenneth Mortenson, Martin Poklemba, Edward Rozelle, Wendy Richardson, Oleta Peterson, Deborah Pierce, Nancy Roach, Dina Hronis. SECOND ROW2 Mr. Simpson, Dennis Hronis, Carol Piech, Kristen Mason, Debora Nichols, Charlotte Price, Cynthia Scott, Leah Pratt, Ruth Morse. BOTTOM ROW: Edna McCulloch, Robert Seward, Ronald Potter, Richard Paries, Patricia Petraske, Paul Piech, Lloyd Pratt, Charles Ostrander, Austin Gilmore. NOT IN PICTURE: Judith Berry, Sheila Preston. Freshrhen FRESHMEN-MR. RICHARD TETER TOP ROW: Rochelle Zaber, David Wilson, Darlene Tennant, Barbara Youngs, June Ticknor, Lonna Schaff, Kathryn Wood. SECOND ROW: Mr. Teter, Jane Smith, Bonnie Short, Debo- rah Sherman, Linda Smith, Barbara Whitbeck, Mary Lou Wyzkowski, Gregory Sorochinsky, Gordon Ticknor, Timothy Talcott. BOTTOM ROW: William VanDusen, Joyce Tillotson, Mar- vin Sturdevant, Gary Stecker, Jill Tymeson, Richard Samson, Carleton Short, Edward Letterman, Robert Sofka. NOT IN PICTURE! Edward Weinzierl. 40 Y0u've caught me in a pen- sive mood. Shhhh! Someone's listening. Won't she be surprised! FRESHMEN-MRS. ILENE WICHELNS 1 TOP ROW: Ginger Parker, Florence Grover, Glenn Forshee, James Franklin, Lynwood Fish. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wichelns, Bonnie Foote, Priscilla Harper, Patricia Grogan, Cindy Dunham, Kathy Gruesbeck, Michele Driscoll,David Fish, Kyle Eggleston, Gloria Burrows, Mr. Iovino, Student teacher. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen Gance, Susan Elwood, Jack Gehm, Daniel Hibbard, Roger Foley, Thomas Hibbard, Keith Gage, Donald Ford, David Gilmore. NOT IN PICTURE: Albert Henninger, Michael Ferri. 41 EIGHTH GRADE-MR. LEO BIRMINGHAM TOP ROW: John Brewer, Ramona Brown, Katherine Aylesworth, Paula Demoski, Susan Deck- er, Joyce Bianco, Anne Cotten, Bennie Bish, Mark Brown, Rickey Christopher, Russell Dence. SECOND ROW: Mr. Birmingham, Richard Bender, Neil Clark, Sandra Allen, Chris- tine Bowman, Linda Croft, Christina DeYoe, Russell Chapman, Kenneth Burkee, Laurie Cross, Patricia Barden, Janice Abbott. BOTTOM ROW: Delores Bailey, William Arnold, Benjamin Ashley, Mary Anne Cyr, Eileen Clark, Kathy Black, Charmaine Cave, Glenn Dav- is, James Cyr. NOT IN PICTURE: Marlene Crosier. Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE-MR. DISIMONI TOP ROW: Patrick Thornton, David Wade, Cole Yost, David Stearns, Deborah Wilson, De- nise Thomas, Linda Strong, Diana Tennant, Keith Whittaker, Robert Watts. SECOND ROW: Mr. DiSimoni, Deborah Stout, Joyce Wilcox, Denise Ann Small, Yvonne Wells, Kathleen Sullivan, Karl Ticknor, Donald Wells, Louise West, Daniel Williams, Laurel Stanley, Theresa Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Ann Shipman, Beulah Strickland, Fauhn Wetherbee, Martin Wil-COX, Steven SW3-D, Frederick Walter, Roger Wescott, Otfried Ulbing, Gary Lee Underwood, NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Jean Ticknor, John Taylor. 42 EIGHTH GRADE-MR. LAWRENCE FRECHETTE TOP ROW: Lane Hibbardy NaI1CY Eiseflhllth, Edith Foulks, Sandra Edwards, Charles Eaton, Richard Houghton, Thomas Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Frechette, Edward Hanzlik, Char- les Glezen, Robert Gance, Joseph Grover,Joseph Edwards, Jerry Driscoll, William Good- rich, Starlett Fairbanks, Claudia Hawley, Dennis Dillenbeck, Peggy Hamilton, Dawn Henderson. BOTTOM ROW: Eileen Hickey, Joan Glezen, Roger Keyes, John Dickinson, Lori Gumaer, Catherine Ford, Michael Docalovich, Francis Hinkey, Gegory Gleason. Let's see...maybe a small fudge... W K S HMM W 0' f ggyzg F1 if s 5.255 , fiffw f' 'MmuhNH- A R H J ,, ,M ,V , 5 Which twin will follow this schedule? 43 EIGHTH GRADE-MR. WILLIAM JOHST TOP ROW: James Howland, Karen Jennings, Sharon Jennings, William Lewis, Janet Lewis, Gail kingsgy, Diana Loie, Christine Loveless, Robert King. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johst, John Hromada, ar ones, Mari yn Jackson, Elizabeth Ann Lewis harles ' ' William Jennison, Linda Hurlbut, Nancy King. BOTTOM gow: JegieKi2gheg,H3grl H2wg?dMg32ga Jenks, Suzanne Knowlden, Eileen LaMark, William Iwaniuk, Richard Lawrence, Kenneth Lamb, Dale Karpel. Eighth Grade EIGHT GRADE-MR. THOMAS RYDER P ROW Dennis Petraske, Patricia Mortenson, Linda Scank, Kathy Potter, Ronald Man- T0 : waring, Edward Mardirosian, James Poyer, Linda Nichols, Eleanor Phillips. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ryder, Carolyn Piech, Christine McKiernan, Joanne Rockwell, Douglas Read, Tracy Price, Phillip Schermerhorn, Joseph McDonald, Jonathan Masters, Josepn Pokorak, Mau- reen Quinn, Sylvia Moyer. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Marsh, Bertha Palmer, Michael Pierce, Daniel Newby, Gloria Merritt, Donna Ross, Patsy Pifer, Elizabetn Shaffer, Jannette Lyman, Kurt Sprague. NOT IN PICTURE: Ron Cokeleyy Gail Lockwood. 44 M f . IN as R fa '11 tiih ,,., ., ': Lois Carlson, born March 7, 1950 came to W.P.C.S. in 1957 from Union Center. Illness for the past five years had prevented her regular attendance in sch- ool.She was unable to join her ninth grade class in September. Lois died Oct. 16, 1965. An automobile accident claimed the life of David Weinzierl, a sixth grade student, June 19, 1965. David came to W.P.C.S. from Newark Valley when he was in fourth grade. He was born June 27, 1952. Absentees ABSENTEES-GRADES NINE THROUGH ELEVEN TOP ROW: Mark Ellerson, Terry Sturdevant, Cynthia Cotten, Annette Whittaker, Rita Hanzlik, Beverly Ellerson, Susan Leet, Judy Hurlbut. BOTTOM ROW: James Clark, Diane Knapp, Victor DeLong,George Burnett, Harrison Marsh, Sue Cokely,David Driscoll, Kim Metz, Kenneth Folms bee. GRADE SEVEN-MR. DAVID BROWN TOP ROW: Mr. Brown, Lillian Hanzlik, James Johnston, Paul Hibbard, Michael Mihalko, David Ihnotic, Connie Lord, Jayward McIntyre, Eugene Jones, Donna Hill, Lois Leahy, Diane Gruesbeck. SECOND ROW: Donna Knowlden, Vickie Hiser, Bonnie Hohn, Linda Lynch, Margaret Holt, Karen Lantry, Jacqueline Merritt, Lee Lilley, Marsha Henderson, Gerald Marks, Lawrence Howe. BOTTOM ROW! Pamela Miller, Katherine King, Jonda Hromada, Joyce LaBelle, James Leahy, Dan Knapp, Larry LaBelle, Gregory Glezen, Philip Hayes. NOT IN PICTURE: JoAnn Knowlden. 45 This new math sure helps figure the line of flight! 46 .J GRADE SEVEN-MISS MARJORIE CORBIN TOP ROW1 Joyce Baldwin, Karen Ballard, Robert Ballard, Delores Carlson, Mary Brady, David Ames, Terry Ames. SECOND ROW: Miss Corbin, Patricia Aylesworth, Joanne Ames, Janette Clark, Debbie Brigham, Bruce Bradley, Richard Burkee, Frances Birmingham, Mary Black. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Baxter, Patty Brigham, Joyce Abbott, Steven Burghardt, David Ballard, Lynn Rosen, Janet Chapman, Sue Ann Bryant, Vickie Chaffee. NOT IN PIC- TURE! Robert Beck. Seventh Grade GRADE SEVEN-MR. ROBERT GATES TOP ROW: Michael Wade, Barbara Wilcox, Dixie Wade, Nancy Wade, Nancy Wood, Janice Youngs, Rip Stevens. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gates, Robert Thompson, Michael Ticknor, Rich- ard Wilkins, Richard Watts, John Yarmy, Janice Walsh, Eloise Wescott, Susan Taylor, David Wood. BOTTOM ROW! Sandra Berry, Ronald Sturdevant, Larry Waters, Denise Swan, Janice Vernon, Deborah Sorochinsky, Edwin Slack, Manfred Thumm, Deborah Thomson, Wil- liam Sturdevant. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Tymeson. 47 GRADE SEVEN-MR. MICHAEL HARTER TOP ROWS Deborah Ellison, Shar0n Dedrick, Margaret Czebiniak, David Gance, Timothy Fish, Gary Cotcamp, Gene Ellerson, Paul French, Mary Ann Grogan, Barbara Fortunato, Robin Ferri. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harter, Linda Edmister, Roger Cornelius, Gregory Gates, Peggy Gaylord, Kenneth Demoski, Emily Fetterman, Ronald Evans, Mary Ann Jackson. De- borah Goodstal, Clifford Colgan. BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Edwards, Dina Eggleston, Lou Ann Ellis, Catherine Gehm, Judith Corbin, Douglas Greene, David Cotcamp, Steven Ellis, Thomas Frechette. NOT IN PICTURE: Thomas Docalavich, Robin Cokley. Seventh Grade GRADE SEVEN-MR. RICOTTA TOP ROW: Frank Bianco Jr., Lori Newby, Thomas Neubauer, Connie Pixley, Daniel Slater, Linda Shipman, Jerry O'Brien, Jeffrey Nichols. Woodruff Robins, Elizabeth Mullin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ricotta, Constance Missimer, Arthur Snyder, Timothy Richards, Ronald Reynolds, Joseph Narozny, Earl Slack, William Shafer, David Reigles, Ronald Roat. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Potter, Catherine Ostrander, Dennis Ostrander, Debra Peterson, Catherine Nichols, Sandra Pixley, Brenda Murphy, Gary Randall. NOT IN PICTURE! Wayne Keyes, Sharon Seward, Grant Shaylor, Douglas Stanton. 48 SPECIAL CLASS-MR. RICHARD HOYER TOP ROW! Hope Shipman, Virginia Peterson, Patricia Bish, Pamela Bish, Delores Shay- lor, Beverly Brooks, Robert Zaber, William Heath, Mr. Hoyer. BOTTOM ROW! Richard Darrow, Willis Hanyon, Lucille Snaylor, Jeannine Jenks, Mary Lou Shoemaker, Lena Gardner, Clyde Beilby, David Harford. NOT IN PICTURE: Charles Harford, Gary Clark, LeRoy Preston. Special -- Absentees ABSENTEES-GRADES SEVEN THROUGH NINE TOP ROW: L. Hayes, N. Ticknor, R. Cokely, W. Keyes, J. Knowlden, S. Preston. BOTTOM ROW: J' Berry, N. Tymeson, M. Crosier, W. Henninger, T. Docalavich, G. Shaylor, A.Henninger E,Weinzierl. 49 ELEIVIEIXITADJRY The ChiIdren'S Universe A tiny golden ball hangs from a string, And it is called Earth. A glittery golden diamond encases it, And it is called Heaven. The two are held together in harmony, And it is called Life. It is hung low on a Christmas tree, And it is called Universe. It was hung there by a child, And it is called Love. La Verte 50 . X ! ' I X I 2-'rx 4 ' f - M5-1 'f' V X Q1 it f. A I X f Y'-dv . . '5'l'l 'wi 1- f 4141311-,rag 1 Jufbu.-I A ,- r1a'g:T,. ff-A . ,I y 1 1' 1 Daisy! A 2' 'Jf '4r N ':x I ',-E T54 ' .f x .1Jho?:vnii' .- ,Adfvih f'!'i'b:-krigl ,' f .M f 'arf 'ff 493.3 ,'L5Lg 4i. . W us? 51,1113 5.1! BH , gggi: , V ,A,l,!4.I- -' N- X Egg, j -1 Q ':ia . I 4,-i'7'-'fzff'-5' f' I, 1 m f iv 5'9-9253 - 'Q' , YY .f A ,I Y Q . .,. 5 ' QF' S-'ff ., 'f . fn 'G:gni,,. 5 F, E V 'V if-7 I -' 5 'a 'iff ,fx Msg, I +'V 'S 51 GRADE SIX-MR. DEWITT BROWN TOP ROW: James LaMark, Michael Ondrako, Orlando Aramini, Carol Samson, Sharon Borne, Robert Mikulski, Frederick Joe Page. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown, James VanDusen, Dennis Mortenson, Virginia Pixley, Linda Aten,Priscilla Mullin, Mark Pokorak, Debbie Fritts, Beverly Bakshas, Kay Thumm, Sara Masters. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Heath, Ronald Harford, Marvin Potter, Robert Kimble, Lois Wilcox, Judy Delong, Deanna Leonard, Linda Coles, John Samson. NOT IN PICTURE! Nancy Yarnes ,Virginia Hand Sixth Grade GRADE SIX-MR. JACK BURTCH TOP ROW: Nancy Marsh, Joanne Demoski, Michael Thomas, Geoffrey Lee, Lee Evans, Carol Goodstal, Cheryl Youmans. SECOND ROW: Mr. Burtch, Larry Sturdevant, Victoria Macin- sky, Deborah Warner, Frances Yarmy, Katnleen Sofka, Gary Smith, Daniel Hust, Patricia Lewis, Peter Aleba. BOTTOM ROW: David Sedora, Rodney Chilson, Henry Hawley, Thomas Cyr, Marcia Kleine, Dolories Hollenbeck, Luanne Aylesworth, Jean Ostrander, Alice Manwaring. NOT IN PICTURE: Candace Armstrong, Scott Kellogg. 52 Aw, come on now. Doesn't anybody know the answer? This is the nicest part of the day. Sixth Grade GRADE SIX-MRS. THELMA MONK TOP ROW: Luona Fenton, Wendy Carman, Cindy Burrows, Gary Croft, Kerry Ahsmann, Law- rence Wade, Glenn Wilson, Colleen Grogan, Nancy Parker, Deborah Hamlin. SECOND ROWS Margaret Glezen, Patricia Page, Nikki LeTavish, Michael Kapral, Joel Copeland, Daniel Austin, Michael McDonald, Diana Deiss, Mrs. Monk. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Slyker, Nadine Wychick, Raymond Wilcox, Helen Montgomery, David Behlen, Cedric Ulbing, Marilyn Bill- ings, Roy Backus, Robert Tillotson. 53 GRADE SIX-MRS. FLORENCE ROYS TOP ROW: Michael Decker, Douglas Wells, Susan Nichols, Patricia Slack, Holly Canova, David Wilcox, Sherry Kloda. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Florence Roys, Kathleen Stoeckel, Rog- er Stockholm, Douglas Dunham, Andrea Livingston, John Sullivan, George Seltzer, Rob- ert Call, Janet Leach, Larry Pelletier. BOTTOM ROW: Eileen Jones, Pamela Piech, Kar- en Simpson, Eugene Copeland, Stephen Bailey, Robert Keibel, Joan Dickinson, Ronald Smith, Deborah Ludington, Karol Simpson. NOT IN PICTURE: Wendy Larkin. Sixth Grade GRADE SIX-MRS. CAROLYN WILLIAMS TOP ROW: Mark Henningsen, Raymond Smith, Debbie Pogorzelski, Janice Gruesbeck, Don- na Roat, Barry Kim, Clifford Thornton. SECOND ROW: Miss Kessler, student teacher, William Merwarth, Michele DePue, Judy Eggleston, Vickie Sherman,Cindy Jennison, Mike Taylor, Andrew Cross, Mrs. Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Aleba, Brenda Glezen, Mich- ael Macinsky, Cheryl Lamb, Ronald Tull, Dennis David, David Cole, Daniel Ellis, Kima Zeiter, Terry Gurney. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Crosier, Vonda Gage, Cindy Knickerbock- er. 54 GRADE FIVE-MRS. CECELIA CRANMER TOP ROWS Edwin Preston, Lela Frechette, Linda Fish, Rebecca Baldwin, Nancy Benjamin, Bren- da Kratzer, William Price, Jan Talcott, Alan James, Jeanine Wilkins, Linda Tennant. SE- COND ROW: Betn Brown, Allen Hromada, Bonnie Sternbergh, Bonnie La Belle, Gary Smith, Joy Ufford, Daniel Enright, Jeff Talcott, Robert Cotten, Terry Ferri, Mrs. Cranmer. BOTTOM ROW: Blaine Madden, Debra Houghton, Janet Gardner, Willard Bates, Joseph Aleba, Connie David, Christine Short, Brian Ross, Danny Keyes, Sylvia Marshall. NOT IN PICTURE! Henry Ticknor, Ronald Husner. Fif'th Grade GRADE FIVE-MRS. DIANA ERNST TOP ROW! William Aleba, Deborah Bush, Diania David, Ruth Harper, William Dean, David Smith, Randy Edwards, Cheryl Ann Wade, Alan Mardirosian. SECOND ROW: Gail Wood, Kathleen Rook, Rosemarie Barrows, Michael Hiser, Michael Edsall, Debra Verry, Judy King, Debra Rosen, Roger Eisenhuth, Lewis Merritt, Janet Mortenson. BOTTOM ROW! Stephen Aylesworth, Robert Docolavich, Sandra Bailey, Nancy Sturdevant, Billie Jean Short, Theresa Petraske, Gary Weeks, Andrew Silvanic, Ruby Merritt, Guy House, Mark Gage, Mrs, Ernst. NOT IN PICT- URE1 Summer Cave, Russell Peterson. 55 GRADE FIVE-MRS. ANNA GLEZEN TOP ROW: Charles Hayes, William Samson, Mark Tennant, Kevin Brigham, Linda Kicsak, Sherri Yarmy, Karen Thumm, Karen Ames, Hilda Peterson, Robert Quarella, Robert Twin- ing. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anna Glezen, Robert Crosier, Jacqueline Heatn, Steven Minalko, Terrance Kimble. Susan Birmingham, Marlene Preston, Janet Marsh, Debra Small, Marg- aret Decker, Elyse JacobS,CStudent teacherl. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Kleine, Nancy Price, Beverly Ford, Stephen Bradley, David Stout, Sandra Sorochinsky, Darlene Quail, James Fox, Karon McGrath, Rita Hanyon. NOT IN PICTURE: Richard Husner, David Setliff, Dale Vanderpoel. F if' 'th Grade Sticky fingers! Our snowfalkes are melting! 56 GRADE FIVE-MRS. CHARLOTTE MAYERS TOP ROW: Jarrylou Baxter, Dorothy Samson, Edwin Berry, Jerry Holt, Stephen Gance, Diane Cotcamp, Debbie Craver, Kennetn Williams, Judith French, Gail Simpson, Cathy Lantfy, Deb0THh BTOWU, SECOND ROW: William Grover, William Ellis, Jonathan Abbott, William Davis, John Pifer, Timothy Peterson, Steven Irish, Carol Anne Lewis, Laura Mullin, April Bowman, Nina Quail, Karen Hibbard, Mrs. Mayers. BOTTOM ROW! Kenneth Short, William Hamilton, Thomas Harper, Douglas Tillotson, Carolyn Phillips, Joyce Canniff, Laura Chapman, Cynthia Christopher, Patti Chaffee, Richard Smith. Fif'th Grade GRADE FIVE-MRS. BERNICE WILCOX TOP ROW: Ronda Sprague, Carol Jenks, Morgan Jones, Richard Stoeckel, Lynn Cotcamp, Hudson DeYoe, Paul Schermernorn, William Lindsay, Sheila Ames, Albert Lewis, Anna Ellerson, Robin Kloda. SECOND ROW: Susan Driscoll, Janet Hayes, Douglas Ticknor, Charles Wade, Patricia Edmister, Michael Pelletier, Mark Howell, Teresa Irish, Joyce Wright, Susan Kemak, Patricia Sullivan, Mrs. Wilcox. BOTTOM ROW! Robert Potter, Ralpn Jackson, Dale Behlen,Randy Murphy, David Ralpn, Donald Howland, Cyntnia Oliver, Gail O'Donnell, Susan Douglas, Barbara Lee. 57 GRADE FOUR-MISS EVA HOWLAND TOP ROW: Kenneth Pendell, Deborah Thompson, Karen Milhalko, Denise Quarella, Linda Jackson, Dennis Williams, Gerald Knapp, Faith Zaber. SECOND ROW: Gary Cole, Michael Holden, William Fenton, Lois Merritt, Pamela Gimbert,Brian Grogan, Thomas Lamb, Kath- erine Seager, Ronald Bush, Deforest Peterson, John Howland, Miss Howland. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Ludington, Cindy Yost, Lori Weinzierl, Joyce Corbin, Susan Swan, Daniel Web- ster, William smitn, Bradley Dunham, Daniel Deiss, Kevin Chapman. NOT IN PICTURE' Sharon Perry, Lawrence Hodges, Gary Youmans. Fourth Grade GRADE FOUR-MISS LINDA MYERS TOP ROW: Richard McDonald, Valerie Edmister, Debra Kilbury, Debra Quail, Patricia Hilbert, Carol Ann Wade, Mark Crooks, Brian McGovern. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Aleba, Michael Sturdevant, Gordon Lamb, Dennis Riley, Carl Seward, Cynthia DePue, Robin Aus- tin, Terry Peterson, Patricia Forshee, Gregory Lyman, Eric Ayers. BOTTOM ROW! Lisa Bradley, Kim Gonzales, Thomas Driscoll, Dennis Frost, Richard Shaylor, Frank Page, Eric Rossen, Jack Ellerson, Mark Lindsay, James Nechwedowich, Miss Myers. NOT IN PIC- TURE: Kevin Smith, Debra Swan, Marc Verhoeven. 58 GRADE FOUR-MRS. RUTH PEEBLES TOP ROW1 Ronald Keyes, Michael Ross, Stanley Slater, Starr Pierce, Bruce Gates, Doro- thy Borne, Rachel Cross, Lawrence Lee. SECOND ROW: Mark Lidell, Roy Hromada, Alan Hopkins, Wayne Wilkins, Terri Aten, Jack O'Brien, Susan Fiorenza, Jerri Marecek, Mi- chael Hamlin, Jacqueline Lantry, Cynthia Preston, Mrs. Peebles. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Cyr, Shirley Miles, Kevin Albern, Allen Henderson, Carrie Lane, Glenn Burrows, Pamela Docolavich,Amos Sturdevant, Chris Stevens, Marilyn Leach. Fourth Grade GRADE FOUR-MRS. NELLIE RICHARDS TOP ROW: John Cornelius, Nancy Kneller, Ronald Stearns, Dorlene Riley, Doreen Riley, Kev- in Brown, Mark Goodrich, Jeffrey Smitn, Francis McGovern, John Roach, Ronald Hust, Jenni- fer Brown, Ann Abbott. SECOND ROW: Carol Glezen, Donna Judd, Randell Williams, Carolyn Copeland, Chris Yost, Douglas Smith, Donna Whitbeck, Ronald Kinne, John O'Donnell, Mrs. Richards. BOTTOM ROW! Michael O'Donnell, Thomas Ellerson, Ronald Keibel, Frances Ross, William Hogan, Ronald Darrow, Jeffery Glezen, John Jackson, Lynette Gumaer, Nancy Colgan. 59 Q GRADE FOUR-MRS. ESTHER SMITH TOP ROW: Victoria Lewis, Harold Carlson, Michael Chaffee, Sharon Worden, Stanley Grover, Janet Ross, Norman Walter, Patricia Walsh, Richard Wade, Janet Clark, Mrs. Smith. SECOND ROW: Ike Barrows, Sharon Loveless, Patricia Taylor, Lawrence Silvan- ic, Patricia Dowd, Samuel LaMark, Terri Ballard, Geoffrey Button, Diane Merwarth . BOTTOM ROW: William Kisner, David Ellerson, Roxanne Waterman, Richard Armstrong, Den- nis Ashley, Michael Gehm, Debra Judd, Martin Ticknor, Jackie Glezen, Pamela Marsh. NOT IN PICTURE: Linda Smith. Fourth Grade GRADE FOUR-MISS RUTH YOUNG TOP ROW: Brenda Hinkey, Daniel Mullin, Kenneth Aleba, Brady Rozelle, Mary Stecker, Edward Love. SECOND ROW: David Call, Timothy Driscoll, Randy Ayleswortn, Michael Quarella, Daniel Lindow, Duane Wells, David Fish, Rita Stanton, Patricia Forkey, Miss Young. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Canniff, Donald Wilson, Jeanette Hanyon, Dennis Randall, Michael Wood, Rodney Rich, Raymond Heath, Richard Ballard, Joanne Marks, Dale Brew- ster. 60 GRADE THREE-MRS. CLEO ABBOTT TOP ROW: Janet Bailey, Jeffrey Parsons, Michael Hilbert, Delores Poklemba, Linda Gle- zen, Dorothy Minalko. SECOND ROW: Keith Gurney, Kathie Jean Smith, Jeffrey Harris, John Decker, Cindy Sternbergh, Patricia Jones, Brenda Sherman, Corrine Brigntsen, NaHCY Czebiniak, Mrs. Cleo Abbott. BOTTOM ROW! Clifford Lindow, Edward Short, Kristie Knapp, Jarrett Newby, Patrick Gehm, Cheryl Kim, Jeffrey Jones, Donald Read, Timothy Wright, Patricia Douglas. NOT IN PICTURE: Edwin Houghtaling and Martin Narozny. Third Grade GRADE THREE-MISS VERA BUSH TOP ROW: Mary Lou Miles, Theresa Smith, Rachel Gaylord, Elizabeth Wade, Susan Davies, Michael Driscoll, Paul Howell. SECOND ROW: Joel Bowman, Lucinda Bish, Teresa Hyde, Danny Ostrander, Kathy Stenzhorn, Sharon Hinds, Mark Holden, Nancy Ballard, Anita Ufford, Miss Vera Bush. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Vandeburg, Donald Kleine, Richard Eller- son, Kris Ballard, Clifford Breed, Stephen Rozelle, Stephen Birmingham, David Wasson, Curtis Zanker, Paula Dedek. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Knickerbocker. 61 GRADE THREE-MRS. DORIS KNAPP TOP ROW: Laura Stearns, Joanne Barrows, Laura Cotcamp, Cathy Ames, Gregg Smith, Don- ald Samson, Darrell Bird. SECOND ROW: Thomas Keibel, David Rudginis, David Walter, David Utter, Beverly Goodrich, Kathleen Halloran, George Poklemba, John Zalar, Candy Hohmann, Mrs. Knapp. BOTTOM ROW: John Hougntaling, Marna Watts, Russell King, Julia Hill, Robert Bailey, Eric Burghardt, Rebecca Rosen, Dennis Karpel, Norma Hayes. NOT IN PICTURE: Kim Ketchum, Holly Zopp. Third Grade GRADE THREE-MRS. BESSIE LESLIE TOP ROW: Roxanne Tull, Stephen Berthiaume, Deborah Knapp, Bonnie Marsh, michael Mc- Guane, Edmund Clark. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Leslie, Janet Waterman, Leslie Hartrim, Leslie Bowen, Cynthia Parker, Gale Petraske, Michael Quail, Robin Lane, Ernest Price, Dolor- is Ralph. BOTTOM ROW! David Bryant, Kathleen Felton, Dana Lindow, Raelene Murphy, Donna Gardner, Daniel Hunt, Thomas Byers, Ricky Gonzales, Ralph Goodstal, Sharon Bur- kee. 62 GRADE THREE-MRS. ELIZABETH SLATER TOP ROW: Jacob Slack, Mark Stimak, Terry Wescott, Jeanne Corbin, Veronica Bush, Roy- ice Harford, Christine Heath, Becky Roat. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Lindsay,Joan Forshee, Linda Wade, Robert Taylor, Timothy Holmes, Rruce Eggleston, Donald Brewster, Kenneth McGrath. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Ballard, Cindy Gilligan, Janet HOlt, Mary Decker, Lori Thomas, Kevin Banner, Santo LaMarco, Robert Aleba, David Stevens, Mrs. Slater. NOT IN PICTURE: Debra Sturdevant. Third - - Absentees ABSENTEES-GRADES THREE THROUGH SIX TOP ROW: Martin Narozny, Edwin Houghtaling, Patricia Brigham, Philip Mason, Henry Ticknor, Robert Knickerbocker, Edward Bradley. SECOND ROW: Linda Canniff, Linda Smith, Sharon Perry, Karen Jones, Kim Ketchum, Nancy Crosier, Patricia Jones, Summer Cave. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Hayes, Martin Peterson, Cindy Knickerbocker, Scott Kellogg, Charles Mason, Candace Armstrong, Dale Vanderpoel, Russell Peterson. NOT IN PICTURE: Cynthia Mason, David Wright, Virginia Hand. 63 GRADE THREE-MRS. BEVERLY VICKERY TOP ROW: Edward Dotter, Robert Davis, Steven Marks, Charla Rideout, Kevin Smith, Dann Sturdevant, Vickie David, Sharon Shafer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vickery, Rita Col- lins, Susanne Loveless, Leslie Rugg, Robert Pelton, Arnold Kircher, Lu Ann Costley, Sherry Gregg, Amy Hamilton. BOTTOM ROW: Jane Alexander, Cheryl Driscoll, Kyle Bian- co, Dawn Small, Betn Sessions, Victor Mullin, Ted Peterson, David McEnaney. NOT IN PICTURE: Susanna Jenks, Dean Ralph. Third - - Second GRADE TWO-MRS. MARIAN ATKINSON TOP ROW: Mary Elizabeth Potter, Gary Sutton, Jeffrey Sinclair, Ernest Goodrich, Rob- ert Gehm, Debra Rozelle, Lawrence Sullivan, Vanessa VanValkenburgh, Shane Albern. SECOND ROW: Edmond O'Donnell, Thomas Perce, Philip Penningroth,Mary Ellen Docolavich, Laura Oliver, Annette Lindow, Richard Anderson, Sandra Sedora, Kelly Ketchum, Ricky Weeks. BOTTOM ROW: Ernest Howland, Jean Hilbert, Terri Crooks, Richard Marks, James Crosier, Michael Halloran, Thomas Decker, James Preston, Valerie Kinne, Susan Heath, Mrs. Marian Atkinson. 64 GRADE TWO-MRS.HAZEL CLOUGH TOP ROW: Catherine Osick, Richard Lewis, Earl Ballard, Susan Sorochinsky, Pamela Ell- is, D0HHld David, Donald Merritt, Sandra Jones, Craig Monk. SECOND ROW2 Miss Helen Magnuson, student teacher, Donna Merritt, Thomas DePue, Arnold Parker, Lanny Peake, David Paradis, Gail Hurlbut, Christopher Williams, Kevin Page, Patricia Jenks, Mrs. Clough. BOTTOM ROW: Valerie Brightsen, Robert DeGraw, Beth Bowman, Cathleen Clark, Scott Clark, Donald Keyes, Michael Kemak, Mark McLain, Shannon Sears, Bruce Freeman- Second Grade GRADE TWO-MISS RUTH CROWELL TOP ROWS James Evans, Gary Kimble, Faith Wetherbee, Ronald Lidell, Floyd Shaylor. SECOND ROW: Linda Barrows, Darlene Bakshas,Thomas Lindsay, Bambi Ross, Mitchel Quail, Roger Brigham, Darlene Aylesworth, Martin Compeau. BOTTOM ROW: James Gilligan, Lo- retta Zalar, Richard Gates, Brenda Mardirosian, Sharon Murphy, Pamela Ellison, Kelli Cross, iamela Ross, Miss Crowell. NOT IN PICTURE! Thomas Samson, Ronald Perry, Bon- nie ec . 65 GRADE TWO-MRS. GERALDINE HARRIS TOP ROW: Kathy Irish, Perry Marsh, Roberta Glezen, Joyce HaI'f0I'd, LO'-12-1111? BOFQIG, Christopher Howland, Brenda Cave, Charles Pierce, Clayton Lindow. SECOND ROW- Chris- tine McNeilly, Rebecca Hamlin, Yvonne Dauley, Ann Holden, Stephen Pifer, Richard Kir- cher, Gordon Jones, David Swan, Leon Ellerson, Howard Kneller. BOTTOM ROW- Denn1S Stoeckel, Keith McGrath, Cathy Blaine, Raymond LaMarc0, Llnda Shrauger, Russell Crav- er, Reginald Brown, Alan Gorham, Mrs. Harris. NOT IN PICTURE: Bruce R1Ck- Second Grade GRADE TWO-MRS. GERTRUTH HODGES TOP ROW: Lou Ann Karpel, Cheryl Deiss, Gale Klopfer, David Holden, Jonathan Rook, Richard Wagner, Kevin Grover, Michael Cornelius, Kevin Lantry. 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SE- COND ROW: Monica Kellner, Ann Marie Stecker,Cindy Waterman, Scott Hust, Ronald Jones, James Ellis, James Fish, Arthur Baxter, Shirley Knapp, Martha Tarpinian. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Craver, Roberta Leahy, Jerry El1erson,James Wade, Robin Ayers, Timothy Byers, Kathy Demoski, Raymond Compeau, Mrs. Kennedy. 67 GRADE ONE-MRS. MARY MARGARET DEYOE TOP ROW: Michael Hayes, Richard Czebiniak, Peggy Fischer, Bruce Wells, Dwayne Shot- well, Marjorie Marsh, William Bruce, Danny David, Steven Sutton, Gary Madden, Juli Zipay. SECOND ROW: Mrs. DeYoe, David Lewis, Karl Thorpe, Joseph King, Pamela Rouns- vil1e,Cheryl Lewis, Nancy Berthiaume, Lena Slack, Marcy Perce, Jan Burford, Paul Bal- lard, Harry Pelham. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Aleba, Roderick Pierce, Timothy VanDusen, Ro- bert Page, Vicky McLain, Kenneth DeGraw, Frederick Wingate, Violet Wood, Tammy Peter- son, Kathy Archer. First Grade GRADE ONE-MRS. JUDITH HOAG TOP ROW: Gary Pierce, Louise Lindow, Michael McEnaney, Cynthia Hebbard, Jeffrey Cost- ley, Brian Taylor, Andrew Hunt, Rita Quail, Edward David, George Felton. SECOND ROW: Kelly Pangburn, Michael LaMark, Raymond Samson, Donald Harper, Curtis Yost, Jeffrey Pokorak, Cheryl Foote, Walter Bailey, Steven Pelton, Kathy Austin, Mrs. Hoag. BOTTOM ROW: Jane Lahoda, Janet Hopkins, Mary Ann Irish, Clarence Wilcox, Douglas Alexander, Kevin Preston, Cindy Courtney, Ronald Carlson, Mary Ticknor, Vicky Peake. NOT IN PIC- TURE: Christopher Cave, Donald Swarts. 68 GRADE ONE-MRS. PEGGY SLATER TOP ROW: Sherry Armstrong, Donald Tull, David Kleine, Cynthia Simonds, James Iwaniuk, Randy Holden, Gary McKewin, Tammy Knapp, Deborah Stout, David Confer, Glenn Crowning- shield. SECOND ROW: Mary Beth Pendell, Lucille Hyde, James Arrow, Maria Silvanic, Dav- id Pelton, Mark Sorochinsky, Andrea Swan,Ronald Burford, Kenneth Roe, Mrs. Slater. BOT- TOM ROWS Deborah Wilkins, Kathleen Decker, Brian Hayes, Dennis Quail, Murray Pratt, Kenneth Fischer, Fawn Gonzales, Denise Demoski, Dale Gerst, William Neubauer. NOT IN PICTURE: Cheryle English, Scott Boyce, Bryan Rick. Fir-st Grade True art in abstraction. Future parents of America. 69 Will you be mine? You can't fool me-I've seen it done on tv. First Grade GRADE ONE-MRS. NANCY ABBOTT TOP ROW: Jon Hurlbut, James Minalko, Brooke Tymeson, Susan Penningroth, Robert Hogan, Douglas Cooper, James Hayes, Enid Ballard, Ruth Knapp, Margaret Jones, Robert Vande- burg, David Hayes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Abbott, Holly Gregg, Sue Ann Compeau, John Sin- clair, John Driscoll, Gregory Nichols, Linda Keibel, Maureen Halloran, Steven Ross, Eric Stockton, Denise Smith. BOTTOM ROW! Edmund Duhlmeier, Michael Murphy, Amy Hib- bard, Thomas McDonald, Kathryn Ticknor, Jeffrey Stanton,Christopher Ballard, Kathleen Wade, Karen Murphy, John Ellerson. NOT IN PICTURE: Deborah Kelley. 70 GRADE ONE-MRS. MARGARET CLINTON TOP ROW! Keith Banner, John Osick, Elizabeth Billings, Kenneth Ford, Holly Stanton, Debra TPaViS, Robert Wingate, Desirae Dean, Donald Riley. SECOND ROW: Jerry Mullin, William Shaylor, Thomas Czebiniak, Charles Thompson, Colleen Gilligan, Dennie Crown- ingshield, Susan Wade, David Sturdevant, Merle Whitbeck, Scott Ufford. BOTTOM ROW: Laurette Pelletier, Cynthia Burkee, Donald Ballard, Harry Spangenburg, Randy Lord, Douglas Holmes, Melody Washburn, Wayne Scank, Karen Gerst, John Walter, Mrs. Clinton NOT IN PICTURE: Sharon Brigham, Brenda Pixley, Joan Corbin, Marvin Vanderpoel, Dare lene Underwood. First Grade GRADE ONE-MRS. HARRIETTE CROOKS TOP ROW: Bonnie Folmsbee, James Howell, Wesley Monk, Dennis Bush, Susan Saunders, Phillip French, Jeanne Joslin, Donna Jo McNeilly, Dale Hayes. SECOND ROW: Miss Bar- bara Martinelli, student teacher, Mark Hill, Randall Lainhart, Kathryn Dillenbeck, Debra Zanker, Gregory Driscoll, Kenneth Sessions, William Holden, Sandra Wade, Patti Wyszkowski, Stephen Marsh, Mrs. Crooks. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Leach, Dale Kim, Susan Hiser, Susan Rudginis, Pamela Glezen,Darlene Ellis, Scott Helt, Annette Dauley, Cath- erine Hilbert, Charles Forkey. NOT IN PICTURE: Edward Ellerson, Diane TTaViS, Mark Weeks, Julie Stickley. 71 KINDERGARTEN-MISS HELEN ALBRIGHT TOP ROW! Donald Braman, Thomas McNeilly, Thomas Rook, Richard Paradis, Dan- iel Thomas, Mindy Boyce, Christine Ward, Terri Bush. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Hall, Catherine Miner, Rebecca Shearer, Ruth Hamilton, Tammie Lindow, Scott Steidle, Ronald Czebiniak, Brenda Brown, Ronda Randall. BOTTOM ROW! Daniel Ballard, Carol Clark, Mary Jo Gance, Dale Holden, Therrin Weismore, Michael Knapp, Dean Quail, Laura Sickles, Karen Vandeburg, Miss Donaldson, student teacher. NOT IN PICTURE: Miss Albright, Michael Riley. Kindergarten Quick hide the candy, I'll keep her occupied! The follies. Q 72 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. RENA CARPENTER TOP ROW: Joseph Ballard, Joy Byers, Pamela Stout, Jerry Willis, Cindy Brown, Chris- topher Bradley, Dawn Hinman, Elizabeth Couch. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carpenter, Paul Hro- mada, Kathryn Tillotson, Francis Zalar,Mark Mesceda, Dale Ann Simpson, Steven Seward, Sherry Preston, JoAnn LaMarco, Julie Peake. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Goodstal, Mary Ann Mardirosian, Tracy Lynn Cross, Eunice Knapp, Mary Woodruff, Robbi Thorpe, Shawn Cost- ly. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Lantry, Amy Jo Nichols. Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-MRS. VICKE DIESCHER TOP ROW: Jean Forshee, David Gardner, Deborah Wood, Margaret Ames, Lita Cook, Diane Fiorenzo, Pamela Hyde, Mark Schermerhorn, Mary Potoczak. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Diescher, Sharon Pelton, Patricia Samson,Alecia Adamek, Tammy Sickles, Robert Pangburn, Kenneth Knapp, Randy Boyce, Ronald Docolavich. BOTTOM ROW: James Leach, Brian Crooks, Rich- ard Page, Mark Hust, Nancy Lindow, Daniel Ralph, Ralph Shaylor. NOT IN PICTURE! Joan Knickerbocker, June Merritt, Pamela Swan, Laurel Travis. 73 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. VIRGINIA MITCHELL TOP ROW! Randy Frost, Jenny Lee Gilligan, Jonathan Wasson, Karen Stockton, Bernita Wright, Barry Bruce, Cathy Lee Neill, Jeffery Williams, Darlene Underwood, Pamela Stockholm. SECOND ROW: Debra Holt, Denise Dennison, Douglas Watts, Scot Sears, Wal- ter Aleba, JoAnne Welch, Sally Rozelle, Theresa McKewin, Edward Spencer. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Barbara Booth, Marjorie Mihalko, Deborah Wilcox, Pamela Archer, Scott Johnson, Barbara Loveless, James Barrows, Robin Sturdevant, Michelle Brigntsen, Mrs. Mitchell. Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-MRS. GLADYS SMITH TOP ROW: Mrs. Smith, Marc Burford, Daniel Swan, Cynthia Underwood, Mark Sears, Scott Ellis, Ann Mras, Judy Ann Pendell, Shawn Freeman, Miss Helgren, student teacher. SE- COND ROW: Terri Jo Hinkey, Lisa Dedek, Earl Sessions, Pamela Benjamin, Debbie Good- rich, Sandy Stenzhorn, Diane Kim, Pamela Brigham. BOTTOM ROW: Stephen Corliss, Terri Lou Corson,Cathryn Schultz, Dorian Ayers, Denise Rozelle, Philip Marsh, Diane Bright- sen, Philip Brady, Dennis Compeau, Henry Harper. NOT IN PICTURE! Jennifer Stickley- 74 Q Care to join us? Ummmm..... Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN-MRS. ELSIE WALLING TOP ROW! Karen Rugg, Mary Piech, Janet Bonker, Judy Glezen, Susan Craft, Steven Wel- Ch, Linda VaHKl11'e!1, Jannett Brown,Kevin Harford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Walling, Susan Stearns, Jeffrey Worden, Kenneth Ketchum, Michael Piros, Eileen Shrauger, Michelle Smith Michael Grogan, Roy Anderson, Kurt Ellerson. BOTTOM ROW: Julie McLain, Rox- anne fierce, Cris Smith, Pamela Ellis, Dale Riley, Carol Fish, Mark Hodges, Denise Bird. NOT IN PICTURE: Fredrick Bonney. 75 SPECIAL CLASS-MISS CAROLYN STEWART TOP ROWi David Hawley, Clifford Ingraham, Donald Gardner, Roseanne Hawley. SECOND EOWA William Travis, Doreen Ross, Alice Piech, Robert Fish, Leon Hanyon, BQTTOM Rgwg lc ard Gardner, John BYOWH, Carl Burghardt, Brian werden, Robert Burkee,Miss Stewart Special - - Absentees ABSENTEES-GRADES KINDERGARTEN THROUGH SECOND TOP ROW: Ronald Perry, Maryann Brown, Deborah Earel, Thomas Samson, Susanna Jenks, Debra Sturdevant, Lawrence Hayes, Michael Darrow, Bonnie Smith. THIRD ROW! Christopher Cave Diana Travis, Edward Ellerson, Tammy Mason, Scott Boyce, Bonnie Beck, Mindy Bartholomew David Peterson, Connie Smith, George Smith. SECOND ROWS Lloyd Thomas, Julie Stickley Fredrick Bonney, Marvin Vanderpoel, Roger Thomas, Darlene Underwood, Sharon Brigham, Deb- orah Kelley, Charles Brown, Donald Swarts, Richard Mason, Joan Corbin. FIRST ROW: JENN- ifer Stickley, Charles Earel, AmyJo Nichols, Robert Lantry, Wayne Smith, Joan Knickerbock- er, Laurel Travis, Pamela Swan, Howard Stoddard, Brenda Pixley. 7 1 1 76 Elementary music students presented HANZEL AND GRETEL Do you like our winter wonderland? Miss Bush consults her aides- It isn't really a jail. Bye, bye. Grade Candids 77 Stacoato Prelude Plink, squeak, blat, crack, toot, wffpt, thup Now the band is tuning up. Flash, clink gruck, bash, tick, humm, whrr. Those A.V. tape recorders really purr. DOL dot, Ch0P, ahhh, rip, clackety, clack. Pointer Weekly staff is never slack. Plink, squeak, flash, clink, dot, dot,gong. Activity period goes on and on... La Verte 78 AC IVITIES an Q-fff 'MT:i f':13' . SQA , V ' . ' .Q f' 'Q D QQ ' ' Sf , 00 f f M ' QW , 59 5, f if i.. gf E f 'ix r I of if --0 ,' K 6y Q:mbgffvf' XXX h' , if f ' , X Xu- . ,AQLLQVQ 1, t V GN , it , - I' yll . NV Q? y K, A up U 5 SENIOR BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY-DIRECTOR TOP ROW! Mr. Bailey, J. Freeman, R. Carpenter, E. Beardsley, M. Haruk, W. James, R. Barden J. Bailey, R. Billings, K. Klopfer, D. Cave, C. Simpson. THIRD ROW: E. Lewis, W. Carman R. Peterson, B. Sprague, D. Knapp,L. Edwards, E. Wooster, W. Fetterman, R. Baldwin, G. Walt er, G. VanDusen, C. Short, D. Lewis, C. Johnston, E. Webster, R. Kellogg, D. Dickinson, C Verry. SECOND ROW: J. Czebiniak, J. Edmister, J. Ellerson, S. Snyder, S. Slater, M. Rich ardson, P. Fenton, M. Kloda, P. Ellerson, L. Glezen, P. Frechette, J. Slater, J. Birmingham BOTTOM ROW: J. Haist, W. Eaton, L. Beardsley, L. Greene. NOT IN PICTURE: K. Fetterman, V Pogorzelski. Senior Band Senior Band contained 45 members this year, the smallest in seven years. But it was a very active band. It perfor- med in the Halloween parade, the Senior and Junior Plays, and at the Senior High concert. The main money raising project was the sale of candy at the home bas- ketball games. This summer will be seeing brand-new summer uniforms on the band. Many new instruments were pur- chased this year including a bell lyra bassoon, and a fiberglass sousaphone. Swing Band Swing Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Bailey, worked on music to be performed in the Spring Concert. These members give up one period aweek to have the honor of being a member, but receive no actual school credit. SWING BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY-DIRECTOR TOP ROW! C. Simpson, Mr. Bailey, R. Carpenter, W. James. SECOND ROW: R. Kellogg, C. Johnston, S. Snyder, G. VanDusen, G. Walter, R. Baldwin. BOTTOM ROW: L..Glez- en, P. Ellerson, J. Czebiniak, P. Frechette, J. Bailey, K. Klopfer, D. Dickinson, J. Birmingham, C. Verry. JR. BAND-MR. ROBERT WAGNER-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: Mr. Wagner, R. Christopher, C. Oakley, B. Kellogg, T. Dickinson, L. Gumaer, D. Cole. SECOND ROW: L. West, K. Gruesbeck, J. Pokorak, D. Thompson, E. Czebiniak, M. Jack- N. Eisenhuth, E. Thomas, D. Pogorzelski, B. Brooks, D. Roat, D. Leach, E. Shaffer, E. Mc- Culloch, A. Snyder, D. Baldwin, G. Ticknor, R. Roat, J. Marks, D. Dunham, T. Hibbard. THIRD ROW: J. Baldwin, D. Gruesbeck, A. Manwaring, W. Richardson, S. Decker, K. Simpson, K. Simp- son, J. Johnston, R. Burkee, D. Green, D. Read, W. Iwaniuk. BOTTOM ROW: C. Dunham, A. Cot- ten, D. Hibbard, C. Cotten. NOT IN PICTURE: N. Bryant, C. Cave. Junior' Band Junior Band, consisting of 46 members, performed in their annual Junior High concert in March. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Wagner, the band gave a fine performance. COLOR GUARD M. Miller-cap't, J. Lilley, B. Samson, B. Miller, B. Hohn, J. Enright. NOT IN PIC- ADVANCED TWIRLERS TOP ROW: L. Glezen-head majorette. FOURTH ROW D. Wychick, L. Gumaer. THIRD ROW1 C. Hibbard 1 TURE: J. Bish. J. Glezen, G. Iwaniuk. SECOND ROW: K. Mason, P. Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hayko. Color Guard Tvvir-ler-S Color guard, consisting of seven girls, has added a snappy touch to all the pa- rades and ceremonies at which the Senior Band performed. At all home football and basketball games they presented the col- ors with great precision and dignity. Under the capable leadership of Linda Glezen, the advanced twirlers performed at the football and basketball games. Half-times at the basketball games took on a new and different look as, at var- ious times, several of the twirlers per- formed with fire batons. Each girl in- structed a class of intermediate or be- ginning twirlers. 81 SENIOR CHORUS-MR. JOHN RUNION-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: Mr. Runion, F. Jacovis, P. Ellerson, E. Samson, D. Reigles, R. Billings, S. Gruesbeck, L. Glezen, S. Pierce, D. Black, J. Czebiniak, D. Ellison, N. King, C. John- ston, J. Bailey, J. Whitbeck, K. Klopfer. THIRD ROW: S. Franklin, K. Kim, L. Sorochin- sky, J. Manwaring, B. Price, A. Billings, V. Kiley, D. Driscoll, J. Maus, R. Barden, D. Cave, P. Price, A. Hurlbut, F. Leahy, J. Slater, D. Spoonhower, C. Sutton. SECOND ROW: M. Kloda, J. Enright, J. Lindsay, R. Hanzlik, P. Frechette, E. Carpenter, R. Sofka, W. Eaton, I. Warner, P. Czebiniak, C. Clapp, C. Ihnotic, M. Mullins, R. Carpenter, G. Sor- ochinsky, D. Waters, A. Small, C. Brown, J. Jones. NOT IN PICTURE: H, Green, K, Knapp S. Leet, L. McDonald, S. McDona1d,V. Pogorzelski, S. Hayes, B. Barker, B. Frost, P. Fen- ton. Senior Chorus Senior Chorus this year consisted of o- ver sixty students from grades 9 through' 12. Under the capable direction of Runion, this group participated in concerts, the Christmas concert and annual Spring concert. The hard work into the group by both the director members has been quite evident. Mr. two the put and 1 EIGHTH GRADE AND NINTH CHORUS Under the direction of Mr. Wagner, eighth and ninth grade girls performed in the Christmas and Junior High Concerts. Eighth 84 Ninth Grade Chorus 8th Q 9th GRADE CHORUS-MR. ROBERT WAGNER-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: E. McCulloch, S. Fairbanks, C. McKiernan, M. Lamb, O. Peterson, J. Lamb, P. Bar den, P. Petraske, L. Gumaer, J. Tillotson, P. Hamilton, L. Gardner, E. Brigham, K. Gance, Mr. Wagner. THIRD ROW: K. Wood, G. Burrows, C. Elwood, D. Henderson, B. Palmer, N. Tick nor, J. Smith, C. Dunham, C. Price, G. Parker, B. Strickland, L. Nichols, C. Shipman. SECOND ROW: S. Clark-V. Pres., D. Hohmann, E. Hickey, J. Jenks, L. Cross, B. Youngs, L. Dotter, E. Carpenter, S. Edwards, P. Lewis, J. Lewis, W. Richarson, M. Bailey. BOTTOM ROWS M. Jenks, P. Bish, D. Tennant, N. Eisenhuth, P. Bish, J. Ticknor, D. Irish, K. Gruesbeck, C. DeYoe, D. Cole, K. Lewis-Sec., D. Nichols, S. Zaber, L. Pratt, R. Billings-Accompanist. NOT IN PICTURE! D. Birmingham, K. Black, L. Croft, B. Whitbeck-Pres., C. Cave, D. Ihnotic, S. Lantry, S. Decker, D. Thomas, L. Hayes, C. Scott, K. Potter, E. Shaffer. GIRLS CHORUS-MR. JOHN RUNION-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: A. Hurlbut, F. Morehouse, F. Jacovis, S. Gruesbeck, B. Price, S. Hayes, J. Bailey, D. Henderson, C. Suttom, S. Cokely, P. Price, D. Spoonhower, V. Kiley. BOTTOM ROWS S. Zaber, C. Brown, M. Mullins, G. Burrows, I. Warner, C. Ihnotic, C. Clapp, J. Lilley, B. Synder, D. Reigles, D. Reynolds, J. Burrows, A. Narozny. SENIOR BOYS CHORUS-MR. JOHN RUNION-DIRECTOR LEFT TO RIGHTS Mr. Runion, G. Sorochinsky, D. Hibbard, R. Carpenter, E. Carpenter, R. Sof- ka, D. Cave, W. Eaton, R. Barden, J. Maus, D. Driscoll, D. Black. National I-lonor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STANDING1 R- Billings, M. Haruk, A. Small, D. Ellison, M. Klo- day F- L93-hy, P- FI'SCh9t15e, J. Bailey, K. Judson, D. Walsh, C. Manasse. SEATEDC J. Birmingham-secretary, W. James, V. Pres. L. Greene- Pres., I. Marsh-treas. 'NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fifteen students under the guidance of Mrs. Tressa Corcoran were this year's NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. The Maintenance of an honor roll bulletin board, coop- eration of the Paperback Book Shack in the library, and sponsoring of a booth at the Student Council Carnival were among their activities. Members also attended district meetings at schools in the Triple Cities in as attempt to bring unity to the many area societies. 83 SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS-MR. JOHN RUNION-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: P. Hibbard, T. Neubauer, R. Beck, C. Colgan, D. Greene, S. Ellis, S. Reigles, J. Pokorak, L. LaBelle, T. Dickinson, S. Burghardt, L. Waters, J. Nichols, R. Wilkins, M. Mi- halko, J. Johnston. THIRD ROW: M. Henderson, D. Swan, D. Goodstall, D. Sorochinsky, C -Gehm, P. Thompson, D. Peterson, C. Ostrander, B. Murphy, J. Corbin, L. Rosin, E. Mullins, S- VSFPY, D- Egg1eSt0H, M. Black. SECOND ROW! E. Wescott, D. Knowlden, J. Clark, V. Hiser, J. Knowlden, P. Gaylord, P. Holt, L. Lynch, C. Missimer,L. Edmister, M. Brady, J. Baldwin, J. Ames. BOTTOM ROW1 D. Hill, N. Wood, P. Aylesworth, C. Pixley, B. Fortunato, R. Cokely, D. Carlson, M. Grogan, D. Wade, M. Czebiniak. Seventh Grade Chorus Seventh grade girls and seventh and eighth grade boys under the qiregtion of Mr. John Runion performed in Christmas and Junior High Concerts.The group sings soprano H alto parts and receives vocal training. Varsity Club Varsity Club consisted of about 50 mem- bers who have obtained at least one let- ber for sports throughout the year. This year their main money making project was the sale of candy. The Harlem Astronauts played the faculty under the sponsorship of the club. VARSITY CLUB-COACH JACK HALLORAN , TOP ROW: T. Nichols, C. Simpson, J. Lamb, B. Brown, M. Tymeson, G. F1tSeI'. W- Carman. R- Kel- log, FOURTH ROW: D. Driscoll, T. Brown, W. Schaff, R. Caniff, M. Silvanic, R. Peterson, D. Sherman, L. Bailey, K. Metz. THIRD ROW: J. Edmister, R. Smith, B. Glezen, W. Smith, J. Czeb- iniak, J. Whitehead, D. Dunham, C. Smith. SECOND ROWS Coach Halloran, D- Tennant- T- Faffy J. Ballard, J. Robinson, D. Walsh, D. Huntley, D. Baldwin, C. Dickinson. BOTTOM ROW! S. Fre- chette, W. James, R. Livingston, D. Baldwin, J. Eggleston, S. Macinsky, G. Bish. 84 JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB-MISS MARJORIE CORBIN TOP ROW: A. Snyder, D. Wade, J. Ticknor, D. Brigham. SECOND ROW: Miss Corbin, N, wade F. Birmingham, N. Eisenhuth, S. Clark, D. Swan, M. Henderson, N. Ticknor, K. Aylesworth, C DeYoe, M. Crosier. BOTTOM ROW: J. Kircher, J. Chapman, C. Hawley, J. LaBelle, B. Whitbeck J 1 M. Bailey, D. Birmingham, P. Barden, L. Gumaer. NOT IN PICTURE! M. Black, D- Wade- dr. I-ligh Art Club Junior High Art Club is a new organiza- tion in W.P.C.S. this year. The 25 stu- dents have decorated the stage for con- certs and did a wonderful job of stage setting for Hansel and Gretel. The club was formed primarily to concentrate on projects that can't be done in class be- cause of limited time. -Junior' Red Cross Junior Red Cross, at Christmas time, made up bags of toys to be sent to Vietnamese children. Needy families in our own district were not for- gotten, for many gifts were also sent to them. Funds for these gifts were raised by a member- ship drive and a dance. They also sponsored the International Art exibit held here in April. JUNIOR RED CROSS-MRS. MARY ELIZABETH SHRAUGER TOP Row, J. Johnston, G. Cotcamp, D. Hill, K. Mortensen, J. Nichols, D. Waters, B- Hohn- THIRD ROW! G. Lindsay, S. Clark, J. Jones, P. Czebiniak, K. Sulliman, N. Tymeson, Lynn Rosen, M. Wyszknoski. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, T. Price, K. Eggleston, T. Frechette, C- Haw- ley, J. Kircher, B. Whitbeck, P. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: K. Judson, S- Elwood, D- Bafden, L- Thomas, J. Burghardt, T. DeYoe, D. Dunham, D. Baldwin. NOT IN PICTURE! R. Zaber, Jackle Lilley, S. Franklin, J. Sinclair, M. Hust. AIVI A. V. CLUB-MR. JOHN RUGG-ADVISER TOP ROW: G. Stecker, E. Beardsley, J. Peck, R. Ticknor, J. Gehm, G. Forshee. SECOND ROW! M. Sturdevant, K. Walker, T. DeYoe, G. Coles, R. Wilcox, D. Driscoll, S. Hinds, K. Eggles ton. BOTTOM ROW! V. DeLong, D. Cornell, W. Fuller, S. Frechette, D. Tennant, T- LOVS, D- Dickinson, D. Gilmore, T. Nichols. NOT IN PICTURE: M. Foster, G. Stanley, P. Piech, J. Ballard, B. Canova. E- Toral 85 FHA-MRS. RAYMA WILSON-ADVISER S. Ashley TOP ROW: S, Brewer, D. Maus, F. Morehouse, A. Narozny, S. Stoughton, N. Page, S. Hayes, S. Hill, C. Brigham, Mrs. Wilson-adviser. BOTTOM ROW: P. Harper, S- Gagdgsr R. Juergens, D. Hurlbut, D. Pierce, C. Clute, D. Docalavich-Treas., S. PerCe-V- Y J. Hurlbut-Sec. NOT IN PICTURE: G. Oles-Pres., J. Parton, M. Strong, M. Miller, C. Sutton Mrs. Stoughton-Chapter Mother. FHA has Hmorals and mannersu for its theme this year. The high points of the year have been: fall rally held here in October, a faculty tea, the muscular dystrophy drive, initiation of new mem- bers, and the forming of a new junior high FHA chapter. Future Farmers of America took part in the State Crop Demonstration Contest, purchased five more registered heifer calves for members, sponsored a country music concert,and school carnival booth. Richard Canniff received the state de- gree and Terry Lee the second individual award in the state Herd Management and Milk Quality Control Contest. The chap- ter was first in the section in the Milk Quality Control Contest with the three individual awards going to Terry Lee,Le- Roy Bailey, and David Lee. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA TOP ROW: G. Ticknor, J. Peck, D. Lockwood, R. Samson, G. Glezen. SECOND ROW: G. Forshee W Shafer, C. Hill, R. Pixley, R. Hamilton, E. Carpenter, G. Burnett, Mr. Wilcox. BOTTOM ROW W. Meisner, T. Lee, R. Smith-Sec., M. Silvanic-Pres., H. Dedrick-V. Pres., H. Ticknor-Treas R. Canniff, M. Silvanic. NOT IN PICTURE: D. Carroll, F. Kicsak. INTERMEDIATE TWIRLERS TOP ROW: D. Bailey, S. Knowlden, J. Abbott, L. Gumaer, J. Lyman, C. Hibbard-instructor. BOT- TOM ROW: P. Demoski, G. Lindsay, D. Wilson, J. Rockwell, L. Shipman, A. Lewis, C. Bowman. LIBRARY CLUB-MRS. HELEN WIGHT-ADVISER TOP ROW: M. Lamb, D. Lane, C. Loveless, G. Ellerson, M. Wade, P. Hibbard, J. Burghardt, D. Cave. SECOND ROW: P. Miller, C. Gehm, L. Leahy, L. Lynch, L. Nichols, D. Thomas, Ks Potter, B. Fortunato, M. Jackson, D. Vernon, Mrs. Wight. BOTTOM ROW: L. Lilley, S. Bon- ney, D. Burghardt, K. Greenmun, J. LaBelle, L. Pratt, J. Smith, B. Short. NOT IN PICTURE! M. Hust,S. Franklin, R. Lounsbery, T. Price, D. Knowlden, B. Brooks, V. Hiser, B. Bradley. J. McIntyre. Library Club Members of Library Club, volunteer work- ers from grades 7-12, assist Mrs. Wight by attending desk, shelving and caring for books,and helping students with ref- erence work. Their extra activities have included a Christman party and trips to visit college libraries and campuses. Student Council Student Council had a very active year this 1965-66 term. Some of these activi- ties included dress-up days,a concession stand at football games. Quarter dances after basketball games,a student-teacher forum and establishing a new dance code. The annual carnival was held in May 7. The Standing Committees this year were, With the help on National Honor Society they have also maintained a paperbook shack. Student of the Month, Foster Child, Cal- endar of local and school events, and the scrapbook committee. Under the pres- idency of Bill James, Student Council continued to grow in importance and val- ue. STUDENT COUNCIL-MR. EUGENE TAMBASCIO AND MR. MARTIN KELLNER TOP ROW! Mr. Tambascio, R. Livingston, J. Tymeson, J. Roberson, Mr. Kellner, D. Dunham, R. Kellogg. SECOND ROW: M. Tymeson, L. Gumaer, D. Waters, D. Cave, P. Petraske. BOTTOM ROW: D. Read, J. Glezen, K. Ticknor, L. Glezen, W. James, F. Leahy, J. Eggleston,S. Ellis J. Clark, G. Marks. 87 EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHTS M. Haruk,P. Mikulski, K. Mason, I- J- Marsh- EDITORS zz. Anvrsons LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Frechette, S. Ulbing, M Haruk, I.J. Marsh, P. Mikulski, K. Mason,Mr Helt. Pointer Vveekly Approximately 400 students of WPCS are subscribers to the Pointer Weekly. ESSPA delegates S. Ulbing, K.Mason, and P. Mi- kulski along with advisers Mr. Frechette and Mr. Helt, returned from the Syracuse convention with a first place award for use of mimeography and art work as well as criticisms and ideas. Copies of the paper from April to December 1965 were sent to Columbis Scholastic Press Rat- lvlar-oon 84 Gold History of the year 1965-66 was written around the theme HOne Last Time.H This theme was chosen because the Class of 1966 will be the last graduating class from the old W.P.C.S. building. In con- tinuous publication by the students of W.P.C.S. since 1940, this edition adds a volume to the files of memories built up each year by all who pass through the old doors, halls and classrooms. ing. PRODUCTION STAFF STANDING! C. Short, M. Poklemba, G. Stecker L. Fish, J. Ballard, B. Fuller, H. Dedrick, C Verry, L. Hinds, F. Jacovis, D. Lynch. SEATED2 D. Hinderson, D. Samson, S. Bonney. 88 REPORTERS SEFT TO RIGHT: J. Birmingham, S. Ulbing, I. J. Marsh, P. Wilcox, D. Ihnotic, R. Hanzlik, R. Morse, L. Dedrick. ':- 'kg SECTION LAYOUT EDITORS STANDINGS D. Ellison, J. Dunham, S Hayko, L. Greene, J. Birmingham. SEATEDZ K. Judson, N. King. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Left to Right: C. Hibbard, E. Gof gosky, D. Jenks, D. Cole. ART STAFF STANDINGS C. Page, R. Richards, E. Toral, S. Ulbing, F. Leahy. SEATED: D. Dunham, S- Wein- zierl. NOT IN PICTURE! Butch Foster. CO-EDITORS L ADVISER Left to Right: B. Hohn, Mrs. Cor- coran, L. Greene. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. noun, s. Hayko, M. Aleba, D. Ellison. ADVERTISING STAFF STANDING: D. Jenks, J. Dunham, M. Hol- land. SEATED: M. Aleba, D. Lynch. NOT IN PICTURE! Helen Green. 89 Would you PLEASE get off the phonel? :Junior Class Play Characters Jan Marrow..... Jonathan Forbes.... . Brad Allen ..... Alma ......... Pierot ......... Mrs. Walters... Tony Walters... Marie ......... Eileen ....... Yvette ....... Miss Conrad .... Supervisor ..... Miss Dickenson. Policeman ...... Bessie ........ Mrs. Frost... Mrs. Ames... Tilda ..... Good play, Shakespeare! ..Colleen Hickey ...Fred Poklemba Rancy Livingston ..Iva Jean Marsh .Dennis Knowlden ,,.-Pat Mikulski ....David Samson .....Ginny Kiley ---Pat Frechette ------ Su Ulbing ...--Noreen King Joyce Birmingham -- - .... .Judy Bailey ----Jim Edmister ..Sue Anne Hayko Donna Spoonhower .... Caryl Clapp ....Linda Greene Ann ...... ...Judy Tymeson Yes, I'm normal! It's just the A car-PERSONAL? work. I'll call. Cherie! Sing me a little of our song? JUNIOR PLAY Pillow Talk, the Junior Play, was a com- edy that combined bright sophistication with bland wit. Based on the motion pic- ture of the same name, Pillow Talk was the story of a young, beautiful girl, Jan Marrow,who works as an interior dec- orator and a romantically-inclined song- writer,Brad Allen. The story of the con- quering of this eternal bachelor by a girl Wh0 despisedhim was a rare treat. The start of a beautiful? decorating job. Pillow Talk The girl I was with? She can find her own taxil I like being singlez What am 1 missing? IS anybody in it? 91 4 up If I ever defected to the Russians! Hi, Glory! --Ah, Your Highness. Uh, Tully, sir, there's a car at the border. Senior Class Play 05: THE MOUSE THAT ROARED was presented on January 15, 1966 by the class of 1966. This comedy was the story of a tiny land that invaded New York City and got away, without being noticed, with the most powerful weapon in the world.The Hmouseu was a different and entirely enjoyable p ay. N I think we've been inv aded by LIFE' We recognize David CPD Benter, Esq Grand Fenwick? Invasion? Successful! And he's our firstprisoner The HQU bomb is so devastating... The Nlouse that Roared CAST OF CHARACTERS Gloriana......... Tully .... ........ Count Mountjoy... Widow Benter...., P3-g9........... NOTUIB-......... Miss Johnson... Mrs. Reiner... Wac Debbie... Wac Jill ..... Mrs. Bascom... Tourists ..... Ann ....... .. ..... Chet Beston ...... President of U.S. General Snipped.. Tom Mulligan ..... Professor Kikentz Will Totum ....... Students... Soldiers... ..Col1een Hickey ...Doug Baldwin ...Don Driscoll ....Noreen King ....Linda Greene ..Iva Jean Marsh Joyce Birmingham ....Judy Tymeson .......Sue Rosen ....Beverly Hohn ..Patty Mikulski ....Karen Judson Pat Frechette Karen Mason Su Ulbing ....Franci Leahy .Dennis Knowlden ...Jim Czebiniak ....Jim Edmister ......Jim Dunham .Larry MacDonald ......Terry Farr .......Sue Hayko Carolyn Sutton Donna Ellison Cindy Poyer ...Gary Gofgosky Tom Sweet Denny Sherman George Fitser W A R ? 93 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Mike Mihalko-Vice President, Steve Ellis-Pre- sident, Mary Brady-Secretary B Treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT! J. Wilcox-Secretary of Treas ury, K. Ticknor-President, D. Houghton, Vice President. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Edna McCulloch-Secretary Q Treasurer, Patricia Petraske-President, Chris Lynch-Vice President. 94 Calendar 1965 CALENDAR of EVENTS SEPT.-OCT.-NOV.-Dec. September 18 ........ Senior Class Dance 18 ........ Football-Newark Valley 25 ........ Football-Windsor October 2 ......... Football-Chenango Forks 7 ......... Regents Scholarship Exam 9 -.-- -- -Student Council Dance 9 .... .... Football-Delhi 16 ........ Football-Sidney 23 ........ Junior Class Dance 23 ........ Football at Greene 30 ........ Football at Walton November 6 ........ Senior Class Dance Football at Susquehanna Valley ll ........ Wrestling-Greene 27 ........ Basketball-Newark Valley December 3 ......... Basketball-Greene 7. Betty Crocker Exam-Senior girls 10 .... ...Basketball-Windsor 14 .... ...Football Dinner Wrestling-Susquehanna Valley 17 .... ...Basketball-Chenago Forks 18 .... ...Wrestling-Windsor 22 ........ Wrestling-Sidney Basketball T0l11'Dame1'1t at Norwich 30 Wrestling Tournament at Walton 6 ......... 15 .... ... 27-28 ..... Class Of'f'icer's of' Events 1966 JAN.-FEB.-MARCH JANUARY 7 ......... Basketball-Walton 8 .... ...Wrestling-Chenango Forks 12 14 15 15 19 21 22 22 28 29 FEBRUARY 4 ....... 4 ....... 5. 8. 11 12 12 14 18 19 22 25 26 26 MARCH 4 ....... 5 ....... 7-9 ..... 12... .. 19 ...... 18 ...... 31- Apr.2 APRIL- 15... 23... 30... MAY 7 .... 12-14 21... JUNE 27... .... ...Wrestling-Binghamton Central .... ...Basketball-Delhi Senior Play .... ...Wrestling-Delhi .... ...Wrestling-Maine-Endwell .... ...Basketball-Newark Valley Junior Class Dance .:::.:.:Wrestling-Walton .Basketball-Greene .Wrestling-Sidney SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Franci Leany-Vice President, Jack Robinson-Presidentg Standing: Terry Farr- .Basketball-Windsor .Wrestling-Newark Valley .Senior Class Dance .Basketball-Seton .Basketball-Chenango Forks .Rotary Dance .Wrestling Tournament ..Harlem Astronauts vs. Faculty .Basketball-Sidney .Eastern Zone-Wrestling at Sidney .Basketball-Catholic Central .Basketball-Walton .National Merit Scholarship-Juniors .Section Finals-Wrestling .Basketball-Delhi .Junior Class Dance .Junior Hihg Concert .Basketball Sections .Basketball Sections .Cole Brothers Circus .Junior Play JUNE Junior Red Cross Dance ....PTA Dance ...Senior Class Dance ....Student Council Carnival Senior High Concert Junior Prom ...GRADUATION Treasurer, Ginny Kiley-Secretary. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marianne Kloda-Secretary, Maureen Mullins- Treasurer, Charles Manasse-President, Ray Kellogg-Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Steve Macinsky-Vice President, Jerry Fortun- ato-Sectretary and Treasurer, Mark Tymeson- President. 95 To an Athlete Dying Young The time you won your town the race We chaired you through the market-placeg Man and boy stood cheering by, And home we brought you shoulder-high. Today, the road all runners come, Shoulder-high we bring you home, And set you at your threshold down, Townsman of a Stiller town. Smart lad, to slip betimes away From fields where glory does not stay, And early though the laurel grows It Withers quicker than the rose. Eyes the shady night has shut Cannot see the record cut, And silence sounds no worse than cheers After earth has stopped the ears: Now you will not swell the rout Of lads that wore their honours out, Runners whom renown outran And the name died before the man. So set before its echoes fade The fleet foot on the sill of shade, And hold the The still-defended challenge-cup. low lintel up And round that early-laureled head Will flock to gaze the strengthless dead, And find unwithered on its curls The garland briefer than a girl's. A. E. HOLISIDZH 96 I! -Si,-Q xxx Qi Nha ' 3 3 U! 7 h i my W 4, I I A Ugg A - 1 xx 9 7 + l VARSITY BASEBALL-1965-MR. BIRMINGHAM TOP ROW: R. Peterson, S. Macinsky, G. Fitser, L. Kotula, A. Gilmore, L. Perry, J. Freeman iMgr.J Leo Birmingham Qcoachj BOTTOM ROW! J. Adamek, J. Robinson, G. Bish, J. Eggleston, G. Whitehead. VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity boys had troubles in getting hits off opposing pitchers and gained a 5-4 record. Defensively they had some problems which were solved with Robinson catching, Greenmun at short, Bish at se- cond and Perry in centerfield. Larry Kotula and George Fitser turned in some commendable pitching performances. Baseball JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Junior high boys played a total of six games and gained a fine 4-2 record. A- side from two had beatings from Chenango Valley, the Team had a fine year. Gord- on Ticknor, Bill Hill and Leon Collins of the eighth grade and Doug Reed, Bill Lewis,and Richard Houghton of tne seven- th grade have been cited as outstanding players by Coach Gates. J. V. BASEBALL-1965-MR. TAMBASCIO TOP ROW: D. Adamek, T. Hunt, T. Lynch, T. Donnelly, B. Birmigham, R. Strong, T. Collins, Mr. Eugene Tambascio-Coach. SECOND ROW: W. Eaton, J. Dunham, D. Tic- knor, C. Simpson, M. Tymeson, E. Husner, G. Walter, H. Ahsmann. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Junior varsity naseball's purpose is de- veloping baseball talents among prospec- tive varsity players. Several boys showed clear improvement with the stick: Strong, Adamek, Ticknor, Eaton, Walters, and Tymeson. Doug Adamek is developing into a strong pitcher With a slider, and , in tne future, maybe a curve. All the boys appear to be strong, and they show prom- ising signs for tne future. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL-MR. GATES-1965 TOP ROW: S. Swan, B. Jennison, C. Ostrander, T. Hibbard, T. Davis, L. Collins, W. Hill, L. Pratt, E. Weinzierl, K. Breckner, D. Fish, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: K. Eggleston, B. Bish, D. Petraske, D. Reed, W. Lewis, E. Mardirosian, M. Jones, R. Houghton, M. Sturdevant NOT IN PICTURE: G. Ticknor VARSITY TRACK-1965-MR. HALLORAN-MR. MESSUR TOP ROW: Coach Halloran, Coach Messur, T. Brown, R. Billings, S. Irish, R. Lilley, R Pifer, G. Stanley, L. Hayes, G. Gates, L. Perry, W. James, J. Sinclair, R. Dean. Row 2 W. Carman, P. Wilcox, D. Dunham, B. Lucia, K. Tillotson, D. Baldwon, R. Livingston, C Smith. C. Verry, W. Smith, G. Potter, K. Mitz, R. Kellogg, D. Knowlden, R. Baldwin. VARSITY TRACK Eight seniors among these boys will not be returning next year. With their help the team placed third in the Susquenango League Meet, second in the Section IV Class B Relays second in the Class B Zone Trials, Sra in the Class B Finals. Four individuals qualified in the Sec- l00g Terry Ostrander, third in the 880, Larry Hayes fourth in the mile, and Dar- ryl Dunham, fifth in the two mile. A total of six school records were broken or tied during the year. Terry Ostran- der ran the 880 in the record time of 2: 01.6. Darryl Dunham did the two mile in lO238.5. Bill James tied the existing 220 record of :23.l. Three relay teams ' 'f ' C rnell. tlon IV Quall ylng Meet at O also broke previous records. They were: Bill James, Fourth in the I rack JUNIOR HIGH TRACK The Junior High Track season consisted of a three-way meet at Greene with Gre- ene, Chenango Forks, and Whitney Point participating. The team scores were Che- ango Forks 545, Greene 43, and Whitney Point 18. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK-MR. MESSUR TOP ROW: B. Kellogg, D. Leach, D. Cave, R. Potter, D. Gilmore, R. Sofka, W. Arnold, C. Lynch BOTTOM ROW! B. Darrow, T. Dickinson, J. Gowe, J. Dickinson, W. Iwaniuk, R. Bender, M. Brown 99 SENIOR HIGH TRACK AND FIELD-1965-MRS. JOHNSON TOP ROW! Mrs. Judy Johnson, D. Ralph. M. Elderd. P. Bender, D. Frost, J. Brady, P. Smith, D. Burghardt, M. Glezen, P. Page, L. Hinds, J. Birmingham, G. Kiley, C. Ross, P. Price, D. Reigles, L. Gumaer, J. Slater. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ballard, N. Page, L. Yarnes, B. Hohn, S. Ulbing, S. Zaber, G. Burrows, L. Dotter, S. McDonald, D. Scank, P. Lounsbery, M. Lamb, N. Walter, L. Gumaer, K. Kim, R. Lounsbery, D. Vernon. 'I rack SENIOR HIGH TRACK M FIELD JUNIOR HIGH TRACK 5 FIELD In Senior High Track and Field the only Junior High's only meet was the League meet was the League Playday when they Playday. Against six other schools they won first place over six other schools. received first place. League records, Kathy Goodenough-220 yard dash at 27.85 sec. 3 Franci Leahy- high jump at 4'9H. School record: Char- lene Johnston-softball throw at l58'lH. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK AND FIELD-1965-MRS. JOHNSON TOP ROW: S. Elwood, D. Bailey, D. Houghton, D. Sherman, P. Hayes, J. Glezen, J. Abbott, C. Ford, J. Lyman, C. Cave, S. Lantry, K. Mason, J. Jones, C. Piech, D. Ross, S. Preston, D. Pierce, O. Peterson, M. King. BOTTOM ROW: P. Lewis, L. Nichols, K. Potter, L. Strong, D. Wilson, K. Sullivan, D. Thomas, D. Love, L. Yarmy, L. Croft, G. Lindsay, B. Brooks, C. DeYoe, C. McKiernan, C. Bowman. 100 SENIOR HIGH SOFTBALL-1965-MRS. JOHNSON TOP ROW! D. Ralph, M. Eldred, P. Bender, D. Frost, J. Brady, P. Smith, D. Burghardt, M. Glezen, P. Page, M. Montgomery, L. Hinds, A. Whittaker, G. Kiley, K. Goodenough, K. Kim, C. Hibbard, A. Leahy, M. Randall, C. Ross, J. Bailey, P. Price, D. Reigles, L. Gumaer, J. Slater, S. Franklin, G. Iwaniuk BOTTOM ROW: H. Czebiniak, S. McDonald, N. Page, J. Ball- ard, L. Yarnes, B. Hohm, S. Zaber, G. Burrows, M. Driscoll, D. Scank, P. Lounsbery, M. Lamb, A. Narozny, D. Maus, N. Walter, E. Gofgosky, D. Vernon, R. Lounsbery, P. Hust, S. Slater. So'FtloaIl JUNIOR HIGH SOFTBALL SENIOR HIGH SOFTBALL Although Junior High had no extramural In the league playday at Delhi the Sen- competltlonr they enjoyed Playing games ior High won only one of their three among themselves. games. However, Kathy Goodenough Cpit- cherj and Bette Jean Brainard Ccatcherj received Honor Player awards from the Susquenango League. JUNIOR HIGH SOFBALL-1965-MRS. JOHNSON TOP ROW: D. Tennant, S. Elwood, N. Stetts, D. Bailey, D. Sherman, D. Houghton, C. Elwood, M. Crosier, L. Hurlburt, P. Hayes, J. Glezen, J. Abbott, C. Ford, L. Gumaer, J. Lyman, J. ' O. P t rson D. Irish D. Tymeson, S. Lantry, K. Mason, S. Preston, S. Baten, D. Pierce, e e , , Lewis, K. Potter, L. Strong, K. Sullivan, D. Wilson, L. Nichols, D. Love, L. Yarmy, L. Cr oft, C. Bowman, J. Lewis, P. Demoski, C. McKiernan, L. Pratt, J. Smith, J. Jones. 101 Birmingham L. Cross, J. Tillotson, N. King. BOTTOM ROW: S. Clark, D. Ross, C. Piech, P. VARSITY FOOTBALL Varsity football started the league sea- son with a 40 to 6 victory over Newark Valley. With this impetus the team went on to be unbeaten in Susquenango Leaque competition and become league champions. The most outstanding event of the season occurred during the Chenango Forks game. Whitney Point was behind 12 to 13 when sophomore quarterback Steven Macinsky threw a pass to Bill James who raced 62 yards for the winning touchdown. Halfback BillJames, Tackle Bill Brown, and end Joe Eggleston were named as All League Players. Fullback Doug Baldwin and guard Wayne Schaff were named to the second team. But these boys had out- standing help from Gary Bish, Ralph Can- niff, Chris Smith and many others. These boys went into their post-season game with a 7-0 record only to have it marred by a non-league competitor. Sus- quehanna Valley was the only other area school with an unbeaten record. They defeated the Eagles 13-6 on November 6. J.V. FOOTBALL Junior Varsity football team won five and lost two games this year. The boys did well with the limited manpowerg most games were played with about twenty players. The defense, especially the line, gave a strong performance sparked by Harrison Marsh. The offense was led by Wally Smith who was the team's high scorer. The team possessed spirit, and a determination that provided them with an aggressive momentum week after week. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Junior high football team, composed of hardy seventh and eighth graders, played three games during the season. They won 19-0 over Windsor but lost both of their games with Chenango Forks 7-6 and 13-6. Although the entire eighth grade member- ship will be leaving, Coaches Gates and Johst feel next season has hopes. Football VARSITY OFFENSIVE TOP ROW: D. Sherman, D. Baldwin, S. Macinsky, W. James. SECOND ROW! J. Egglestfm, W- Brown T. Farr, M. Tymeson, W. Schaff, R. Livingston, K. Metz. VARSITY OFFENSIVE TOP ROW: D. Walsh, W. James, S. Macinsky, G. Bish. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, W. Brown, T. Farr, M. Tymeson, D. Driscoll, R. Livingston, J. Lamb. 102 VARSITY FOOTBALL-1965-MR. WILLIAM STEARNS TOP ROW! T. Brown, mgr., Mr. Stearns, Mr. Minacci. SECOND ROW: D. Driscoll, W. Schaff, T. Farr, J. Eggleston, W. James, S. Macinsky, W. Brown, R. Livingston. BOTTOM ROW! D. Walsh, G. Bish, M. Tymeson, C. Smith, K. Metz, D. Baldwin, J. Lamb, D. Sherman. nl: A w 'YQ EN J. V. FOOTBALL-1965-MR. BOCHNIAK Q MR. CHESNEY TOP ROW! Mr. Bochniak, Mr. Chesney. SECOND ROW: T. Brown, mgr., P. Naholnik, T. Lynch, E. Weinzierl, W. Smith, B. Glezen, D. Ticknor, G. Marsh. THIRD ROW: R, Smith, T. Connelly, J. Joslin,C. Greenmun, C. Simpson, C. Manasse, T. Hibbard. BOTTOM ROW: R. Canniff, L. Pratt, J. Edmister, W. Carman, T. Hunt, W. LaMark, G. Van Dusen. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL-MR. ROBERT GATES TOP ROW: Mr. Johst, Mr. Gates, M. Docalovich, B. Ashley, D. Karpel, M. Ticknor, B. Bish, T. Fish. THIRD ROW: R. Stevens, C. Howe, D. Ballard, L. Howe, B. Thomp- son, E. Slack, G. Edwards, J. Marks. SECOND ROW2 D. Stearns, W' Robins, N- Clark' P. French, S. Ellis, G. Cotcamp, K. Demoski, R. Evans. BOTTOM ROWS J. POYGT, D- Stanton, R. Houghton, R. Manwaring, T. Docalovich, E.Slack, K. Whittaker, D. Sla- ter, J. O'Brien. 103 C. Dickinson B' Eaton D. Dunham CROSS COUNTRY-1965 Manpower to send the Eagles into first place at the Section IV Class B Cross Country Run at Belden Hill was provided by the Largest turnout in the history of Cross Country at Whitney Point. Earning varsity letters and a trip to Bear Moun- tain State Park, scene of this year's Intersectional Cross Country Run, were two seniors CLeRoy Bailey and Jim Czebi- niakb, three juniors CJim Ballard, Darb Dunham, and Ray Kellogj, and two sopho- more upstarts CCorky Dickinson and Bill Eatonl. Whitney Point also finished third at the Twelfth Annual Cincinnatus Invitational, second at both the Third Annual Harpursville Invitational E Sus- quenango League Meet at Windsor, and an- other first at the Seventh Annual Wind- sor Invitational. Cross Country Much of the season was a game of cat- and-mouse with Greene's fine club. Five times the Eagles faced Trojan Opponents. On three of those occasions the Eagles were edged out, and on another occasion, the Windsor Invitational, Whitney Point squeaked by Greene with a score of 92 to 95. Whitney Point won the big one, how- ever, for the Section IV Championship, with an all-out team effort that netted a mere 50 points in a field of 14 teams. Greene was second with 65. The Section IV Run was also the scene of Darryl Dunham's greatest victory this year. He placed first in a field of 102 runners, finishing 50 yards ahead of his nearest competitor. In other invitatio- nals this year he placed second once, third twice, sixth once, and seventh once. He also placed 25th at the Inter- sectional Run. Cross Country is not a HG1oryH sport. The boys run an average of 30 miles in preparation for each meet. These are long, lonely miles. Almost no one comes to watch a meet. If the team wins, hard- ly a word is reported in the newspapers. The boys deserve much credit this year for an outstanding job. l 1 CROSS COUNTRY-MR. JAMES SIMPSON TOP ROW: T. Nichols, Mgr., D. Dickinson, J. Burghardt, K. Zeiter, D. Leach, C. Verry, Mr Simpson, J. Ballard, L. McDonald, D. Dunham, P. Wilcox, M. Ferri. BOTTOM ROW! T. Dickin son, M. Haruk, W. Eaton, J. Czebinak, T. DeYoe, R. Kellogg, S. Frechette, L. Bailey, D Mardirosian, V. DeLong, D. Knowlden, M. Brown. 104 HOCKEY-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW: K. Klopfer, B. Ellerson, P. Ellerson, L. Hinds, P. Smith, G. Smith, R. Morse, P. Lewis, D. Nichols, J. Tymeson, M. Driscoll. FOURTH ROW: L. Yarnes, B. Hohn, E. Brig- ham, D. Hurlbut, L. Pratt, J. Lamb, D. Sherman, K. Mason, S.Lantry, J. Jones, S. Elwood. THIRD ROW! C. Hibbard, D. Vernon, A. Narozny, F. Morehouse, L. Thomas, C. Cotten, D. Burghardt, L. Dedrick, J. Haist, K. Kim, M. Richardson, N. Whitehead. SECOND ROW! S. Perce, P. Lounsbery, L. Potter, S. Weinzierl, B. Ames, A. Leahy, P. Page, M. Leahy, D. Hust, N. Ahsmann, M. Wyczkowski, A. Whittaker. BOTTOM ROW! M. Lamb, S. Preston, J. Hurl- but, L. Glezen, L. Gumaer, B. Whitbeck, C. Dunham. K. Gruesbeck, D. Cole, C. Johnston, E. McCulloch, D. Houghton. HOCKEY-1965 Iqookey On october 31 the team placed third in the league playday where they competed with teams from the Susquenango League schools. Mollie Lamb and Ann Leahy were named honor players. SOCCER-1965 The soccer team placed third at the lea- gue playday on October 23, winning one game and tieing two. SCJCICQSY' SOCCER-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW: E. LaMark, L. Gumaer, K. Potter, L. Strong, J. Merritt, K. Potter, S. Verry, J. Vernon. FOURTH ROW: L. Shipman, M. Henderson, L. Lynch, L. Leahy, J. Corbin, J. Abbott, S. Taylor, J. Clark, V. Riser, R. Cokely. THIRD ROW! J. Abb- ott, N. King, P. Hayes, J. Ames, J. Bianco, B. Fortunato, J. Glezen, N. Tymeson, F. Birmingham, C. Nichols. SECOND ROW: E. Hickey, J. Rockwell, K. Sullivan, L. Scank, B. Hohn, D. Wade, D. Swan, J. Hromada, C. Bowman, L. Cross, L. Nichols. BOTTOM ROW: D. Knowlden, J. Knowlden, L. Ellis, J. Chapman, C. Elwood, B. Wil- cox, E. Letterman, N. Wade, B. Marsh. 105 WRESTLING-1965-1966-COACH PAUL MINACCI TOP ROWZ R. Shipman-mgr., D. Ford, G. Shipman, J. Dunham, M. Kicsak, D. Mardirosian, L Fish, D. Hronis, D. Mardirosian, W. VanDusen, R. Darrow. THIRD ROW! C. Dence, T- Brown mgr., B. Glezen G. Ticknor, R. Foley, C. Smith, D. Baldwin, J. Ballard, V. DeLong, J. Mor tenson, G. Naholnik. SECOND ROW: Mr. Frechette-coach, T. Hunt, D. Driscoll, J. Livingston E. Weinzierl, D. Adamek, W. Birmingham, S. FreChette,D. Ticknor, M. Ellerson, E. Lewis, Mr Minacci-coach. BOTTOM ROW: C. Simpson, J. Clark, W. Schaff, R. Canniff, M. Silvanic, B McCulloch, L. McDonald, J. Eggleston, D. Tennant, R. Baldwin, C. Oakley, K. Mortenson. VVr'eS'tling WRESTLING-1965-66 Whitney Point's wrestlers had a good season in their third year. For the first time the team had a league champi- ongRalph Canniff won the 148 pound class championship of the Susquenango League. Once again the boys won the Walton Christmas Tournament, this year the win- , ning margin was one point. Ralph Canniff Ralph Canniff and DougTennant were individual winners. The tenseness of a match. WALTON TOURNAMENT TEAM TOP ROW: T. Brown. SECOND ROWS C. Simpson, J. Clark, W. Schaff, B. McCulloch, C. Smith, L. McDonald. BOTTOM ROW: E. Lewis, J. Eggleston, D. Tennant, R. Canniff, R. Baldwin, C. Oakley. 106 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW! S. Hill, C. Brigham, K. Klopfer, B. Ellerson, P. Ellerson, L. Hinds, P. Smith, G. Smith, R. Morse, P. Lewis, D. Nichols, J. Tymeson, M. Driscoll,A. Whittaker, S. Per- ce, J. Berry. FOURTH ROW! S. Ashley, L. Edsall, E. Brigham, D. Hurlbut, L. Pratt, J. Lamb, D. Sherman, K. Mason, S. Lantry, J. Jones, S. Elwood, C. Price, P. Harper, Carol Clute, D. Docolavich. THIRD ROW: C. Hibbard, D. Vernon, F. Morehouse, L. Thomas, C. Cotten, D. Burghardt,L. Dedrick, J. Haist, K. Kim, M. Richardson,N. Whitehead,P. Price, D. Reynolds, D. Ellison, B. Price, J. Tillotson. SECOND Row: J. Ticknor, S- Bates, M- Kloda, S. Weinzierl, A. Leahy, P. Page, M. Leahy, D. Hust, N. Ahsmann, M. Randall, V. Pogorzelski, K. Judson, J. Hurlbut, J. Smith, R. Hanzlik. BOTTOM ROW! J. Burrows, S- Preston, N. Roach, A. Small, L. Gumaer, B. Whitbeck, C. Dunham, D. Cole, K. Gruesbeck, C. Johnston, E. McCulloch, D. Houghton, M. Lamb, G. Iwaniuk, O. Peterson, D. Pierce, L. Durling. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls only played one set of games after school because of bad weather. At the league playday, Whitney Point placed second out of six. Karen Judson, Kathy Greenmun, Pam Page, and Lon Gumaer were selected as honor players. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW! E. LaMark, L. Gumaer, L. Hurlbut, E. Wescott, D. Carlson, K. Potter, S. VSTTY, Jf Vernon, S. Dedrick. FOURTH ROW! C. Lord, P. Aylesworth, D. Brigham, L. Shipman, L. Lynch, L. Leahy, J. Corbin, J. Abbott, S. Taylor, J. Clark, V. Hiser, L. Newby, R. Cokely, M. Crosier. THIRD ROW: D. Sorochinsky, D. Bailey, J. Abbott, P. Hayes, J. Ames, J. Bianco,L. Rosen, B. Fortunato, J. Glezen, N. Tymeson, F. Bir- mingham, C. Gehm, C. McKierman, G. Lindsay. SECOND ROW: J. LaBelle, D. Love, M. Quinn, E. Hickey, J. Rockwell, K. Sullivan, L. Scank, D. Wade, C. Bowman, L. Cross, L. Nichols, B. Marsh, D. Birmingham, J. Lewis. BOTTOM ROW! P. Brigham, N. Wood, D. Ellison, K. King, C. Missimer, D. Knowlden, J. Knowlden, C. Elwood, C. Loveless, B. Wilcox, L. Hanzlik, C. DeYoe, J. Hromada, D. Swan. 107 VARSITY BASKETBALL-1965-66 TOP ROW: Coach Halloran, D. Cornell, R. Kellogg, W. Smith, J. Lamb, W. Brown. BOTTOM ROW J. Edmister-mgr., W. James, G. Bish, S. Macinsky, J. Robinson, D. Walsh, E. Toral-mgr NOT IN PICTURE: D. Black. Season Record JV 1965-66 JV wp V3.I'Sity OPP . OPP 83 73 Newark Valley 61 52 61 61 Greene 54 55 53 46 Windsor 47 40 71 87 Chenango Forks 53 49 69 as Sidney 65 45 58 Syracuse Corcoran 81 50 Cazenovia 60 42 Seton 48 61 Norwich 5 39 59 Walton 56 51 59 40 Delhi 65 54 53 66 Newark Valley 57 39 54 61 Greene 58 48 52 55 Windsor 52 38 78 73 Seton 58 59 58 63 Chenango Forks 65 35 66 51 Sidney 36 43 51 39 Cathelic Central 54 54 59 84 Walton 77 44 39 40 Delhi 54 40 52 Waverly 48 r VARSITY BASKETBALL -1965-66 Varsity basketball team has advanced to the semi-finals of the Section IV Class A Tournament atthe time of this writing. The Eagles finished in third place of the Susquenango League with a record of 10 wins and 4 losses. Their overall rec- ord at thistime is 12 and 7. Bill Brown, Bill James,Jack Robinson, Jim Lamb, Dave Walsh, H Dave Black are completing their last year as highschool varsity players. Highlight of this season was the Eagles win over Windsor which stopped a 13 game winning streak for the Black Kn- ights. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1965-66 Junior Varsity cagers were champions of the Susquenango Junior Varsity League with a record of 13 wins and 1 loss. The overall record for the season was 15 and 3. This championship was the first Junior Marsity Championship since 1960 and terminated a fine season with many promising sophomores moving up to the varsity next season. Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-WILLIAM STEARNS TOP ROW: David Gilmore, Seth Irish, Mark Tymeson, Bill Carman, Jeff Joslin, Dick Strong, Ken Folmsbee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stearns, Rick Kotula, Terry Lynch, Jerry Fortunate, Tim Donnelly, Bill Hill, Lloyd Pratt. 108 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-MR. JAMES SIM SON TOP ROW: R. Sofka, R. Pareis, D. Cave, C. Ostrander, T. Hibbard. BOTTOM ROW: D. Wilson-mgr., M. Sturdevant, B. Kellogg, K. Egg- leston, E. Czebiniak, Mr. Simpson-Coach. NOT IN PICTURE! G. Sor- ochinsky. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-1965-66 Despite adverse practice conditions, the freshman basketball team had a 6-5 rec- ord in its second season. The team had a fine showing of several very close games which proved exciting to players and to fans alike. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL-1865-66 Averaging 55 points per game, this team wasthe highest scoring eighth grade team in WPCS history. Its two year record is 18-2 and this years record is 9-l with one game remaining. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL -1965-66 With one game remaining, the seventh grade team compiled a 5-4 record. Their four losses were by an average of 4 points each, so most of their games were very close. Basketball EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. DAVID BROWN TOP ROW: W. Iwaniuk, B. Bish, R. Houghton, J. Poyer, D. Karpel, K. Burkee-mgr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown, R. Ed- wards, M. Docalovich, J. McDonald, D. Hunt, M. Jones, N. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: D. Reed, D. Stearns, W. Lewis, C. Howe, M. Brown, R. King, J. Driscoll, W. Jennison. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. DAVID BROWN TOP ROW: Paul French Cmanagerj, David Brown Ccoachj, Tom Frechette fmanagerj. SECOND ROW: Doug Stanton, Steve Bur- ghardt,Jerry Edwards, Larry Howe, Lee Lilley, David Ihnotic, Tim Fish, Cliff Colgan. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Ames, Mike Mih- alko, Gene Jones, Gary Cotcamp, David Ames, Jerry Marks, Rip Stevens, David Cotcamp, Larry Waters. NOT IN PICTURE: Steve Ellis, Manfred Thuman, Robin Ferri. 109 .. J I f 'a,..:l?7'. KM..-.f 'LK - SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL TOP ROW! S. Hill, C. Brigham, K. Klopfer, B.Ellerson, P. Ellison, L. Hinds, P. Smith, G. Smith, R. Morse, P. Lewis, D. Nichols, J. Tymeson, M. Driscoll, A. Whittaker, S. Perce, A. Narozny, J. Berry. FOURTH ROW! S. Ashley, L.Edsall, E. Brigham, L. Yarnes, B. Hohn, D. Hurlbut, L. Pratt, J. Lamb, D. Sherman, K. Mason, S. Lantry, J. Jones, S. Elwood, M. Bailey, C. Price, P.Harper, S. Brewer, J. Burrows. THIRD ROW: C, Hibbard, D. Vernon, F. Morehouse, L. Thomas, C. Cotten, D. Burghardt, L. Dedrick, J. Haist, K. Kim, M. Richardson, N. Whitehead, P. Price,D. Reynolds, D. Ellison, B. Price, J. Til- lotson. SECOND ROW! B. Short, J. Ticknor, S. Bates, S. Weinzierl, P. Lounsbery, B. Ames, A. Leahy, P. Page, M. Leahy, D. Hust, N. Ahsmann, M. Wyszkowski, D. Maus, V. Pogorzelski, K. Judson, J. Hurlbut, J. Smith, R. Hanzlik. BOTTOM ROW! S. Preston, N. Roach, P. Fenton, L. Glezen, L. Gumaer, B.Whitbeck, C. Dunham, D. Cole, K. Gruesbeck, C. Johnston, E. McCulloch, D. Houghton, M. Lamb, G. Iwaniuk, O. Peterson, D. Pierce, L. Durling. Volleyball SENIOR HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL-1965-66 JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL-1965-66 At the Susquenango League playday, the In order to better their knowledge of teams tied for fifth place. Linda Dur- the SP0Tt, the girls attended e Playday ling, Irene Montgomery, Cathy Ross and at Windsor where theY Were Placed in Ann Leahy were named honor players, teams with girls from other schools. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW! E. LaMark, D. Bailey, L. Gumaer, L. Hurlbut, E. Wescott, D. Carlson, K. Potter, S. Verry, J. Vernon, D. Birmingham, L. Gardner, D. Dedrick. FOURTH ROW: E. Mullins, P. Aylesworth, D. Brigham, M. Jenks, L. Shipman, M. Henderson, L. Lynch, L. Leahy, J. Corbin, J. Abbott, S. Taylor, J. Clark, V. Hiser, L. Newby, R. Cokely, M. Crosier. THIRD ROW! S. Jennings, K. Jennings, C. Hawley, J. Abbott, N. King, P. Hayes, J. Ames, J. Bianco, B. Fortunato, J. Glezen, N. Tymeson, F. Birmingham, C. Gehm, C. DeYoe, G. Lindsay, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW! T. Smith, D. Love, C. Loveless, E. Hickey, J. Rockwell, K. Sullivan, L. Scank,D. Wade, D. Swan, C. Bowman, L. Cross, L. Nichols, B. Marsh, D. Ross, C. McKiernan. BOTTOM ROW! D. Thomson, S- Bryant. C- Missimer, M. Jackson, D. Knowlden, J. Knowlden, J. Chapman, C. Elwood, C. Loveless, B. Wilcox, E. Fetterman, N. Wade, L. Hanzlik, J. Hromada. 110 Judy Tymeson Irene Montogomery Franci Leahy Iva Jean Marsh Lynda Glezen Judy Slater Cheerleaders Ginny Kiley CHEERLEADING Under the direction of Mrs.Gladys Piech Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerlead- ers led the spectators at all the league football and basketball games. Both squads took part in selling fire extin- guishers, and the proceeds Went to the uniform fund. October 23, 1965 a Par- ents Day was held for the parents of football players, and February 25, 1966 a similar day was sponsored for the par- ents of wrestlers and basketball teams. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: L. Gumaer, E. Gofgosky, D. Vernon K. Mason. BOTTOM ROW! S. Slater, A- Leahy P. Lewis. lll Owed Owed to my kids' education And the taxes I have to pay to Uncle Sam to support the nation I've just enough left for a can of beer. I owe the laundry, the grocer, the druggist, the bank and who-knows-what else that I can't find in the pile here, Like rental robes for graduation And pictures, review books, prom dresses, play costumes,au repair, college application fees, snowsuits, hairspray and all other items necessary for a thorough education. Then there's the sleep I missed on PTA night And the struggle getting modern Math right. My son insisted he have a carg I bought it, and he brought home completely demolished and explained he'd taken it for its first shakedown. I think I'll go have a nervous breakdown. La Verte 112 t 0 i A3 lf 'r+1'5 C U16 TKT la? f 0 T ff I ' V is f If ' fi iq M ii '1 i 9 X PATCH B ROTHERS LUMBER SUPPLIES Whitney Point N.Y. 692-3400 Hubba-Hubba To the Class of 66 Congratulations to the Graduating Class Vesta M. Rogers M. D. Blanche's Whitney Point, N. 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Brainard's Telephone 692-3791 Maine 8 9656 Trailer Barber Shop Brewster's Barber Shop Phone 692-3493 Whitney Point, N.Y. Hours 8 AM - 8PM Closes Wed. PM 127 LISLE PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE INC. Lisle, N.Y. n Harley Beardsley Manager 692-3070 f f ip 4 . nga f E Potted Plants Garden Plants Cut Flowers Our best wishes to the Class of 66 Wedding Flowers Funeral Arrangements SMITH'S from Southard Oil Co., Inc. GARDEN sPoT GREEN HOUSE whitney Point' New York Harold's Express Prompt courteous service Daily between Triple Cities 5 Marathon Weekly to Cincinnatus, Taylor, 5 Pitcher Phone 692-3082 or 692-3642 Lisle, New York 128 C 8 U means TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS 1n 'your' future AM FM Rad1O CATV Mob11e Telephone Data Phone Sendlng and ReC61V1ng Teletype SerV1CeS Automatlc AHSWEFIHQ Automatlc D1a11ng Organlzed 1922 GTOW1ng D966 Best W1shes for a Brlght F t to the Senlor Class u ure Route 11 Oppos1te the Falrgrounds Russell 5 Joyce Jackson Barnes Store Whltney Polnt whltney PO1nt New York S H A R Y O A K L A N D H O T E L Home COOk1ng Lunch 12 00 2 O0 Banquets A Prlvate PaTt1eS Taken by Reservat1on ' V I Whitney Point Gas Co. 'S 129 Best Wlshes to Class of 1966 French Chevrolet Wh1tney Polnt, New York D M WOOSTER TAXIDERMY STUDIOS Whltney Polnt, N Y A11 k1nds Custom Tax1dermy Gloves, Jackets, Hoccaslns, Ladles Purses Made from Deer Sklns Congratulatlons to the Graduatlng Class of 1966 D M Wooster StUd1OS Betty s Beauty Shop Castle Creek, N Y Phone 648 5696 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1966 CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduatlng Class of 1966 GLENN TYMESON, M. D Llsle, N Y. 5 D 1 a I h J t .V 1 'B --.M , 'L 1 ,f 1 V Y WV 'K ' V . - Amigp?Q5?i7V Q 130 44 55331359532,gM5n,,...Q 1 -,,M,,1- ew., . , . 4,11 --.fg,fgg'2f' --egqinagi 'f,sstg'f K' 51.2, ' COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS GRAND UNION Whitney Point N.Y. IEEICIDG-ES BUILDERS , INC HODGES BUILDERS Box 382 Vestal, N. Y. Appalachin 625-2125 625-2126 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Henderson's Grocery Castle Creek, N. Y. 131 Custom Built Homes by A. D. Bowman Q Son Castle Creek, N. Y. Phone 692-3765 Financing Arranged Gehm's Speed-Wash Open Daily Save money, time and effort! Whitney Point, N. Y. CIEUFT TRAILER RENTALS lm1mj.m'f.wg ll lk RENT HERE LEAVE THERE E50 CONKLIN ANEE., BENGHAMTDN, N Phone 7.-9020 GLEN AUBREW N-L rum ma... e-9294 'EZZESQ 'E ' RANSOM FRANKLIN Scrap Iron and Metal Auto Wrecking Whitney Point, New York Used Parts tel- 692-3150 Paper Rags Metal 132 j Te'XjIl6,,yX,,, T, .e,. Q, 1. ,. .1 1 H . , ,, ,T gg qi 'R Msn 5 1 Q T Q- 5 W ,p ix ,M g T R' 5 5333 ff coMPL1MEN'rs to the Graduating Class LJ' 8 My Wwe Mr, tvs 3 gf' wif , Q Q? Q? mx X x H T ri 1 g 'Y V K . is 5' 5 9 Q 9 1 EQ T - - Q E Q was 2 ,X We T A wx xjgfx v X-N2 me T, H MTTANQQQW Q Wriiwgw ,wwmwmpvwaxwwyrqHMwwww,,, WALLING'S GARAGE 'f . , fl N' ' '-:op f 'YY Tiffin? ff ' 1' V j 64:'3 34'3 f ' ' f'2v -AW 1 if V wr C L1S19 , N .Y . 7-W1 .- . , ,fi M.. f A ifggqwe I L,k,L fnfYQim,-.1 . 'ww 1- ' i',.Xn ,, -1-Aww ,map T uid:-fr' 9 K - Tw, u ' y i- f -. f i? f f x X11 w 'A ..1: T ': -M: Q--w 'Q'f.3 'Hike -' ffbli 'Qi',fQ'ff3ifX' Q L' 'M' , 1 f Haro 1 d F1 H hav an ' .4 - ,f-fr 'ri N-'.' 'Nr-Iv vS.HTff,-.Jw BINGHAMTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 7 Walter Avenue RA3-5361 Where There's Coca-Cola . . . There's Hospitality CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES J. Carver Glezen Attorney at Law Whitney Point , N .Y . Congratulations To The Class of 66 IVAN C. MOSCRIP and MYRTLE C. MOSCRIP Serving The Local Real Estate Needs For The Past 20 Years Main Street Where our real concern is you Phone Whitney Point 692-3423 133 Best Wishes to the Class of 66 CHARLES LEAHY FAMILY SHIRLEY'S Q DICK'S Lisle, N.Y. ELECTRO-MAGIC Car Washing System POTTER'S MARINE Route ll Whitney Point, N.Y. JUDY LYNN Beauty Salon Glen Aubrey, N.Y Phone 862-4560 134 ' 'N WVW98 g X 9 , if-11 fy g K 5 Photographs by Chenango S t u d 1 0 s 96 CHENANGO STREET BINGHAMTON N Y P1,' f + -K f 5 XT 3 . 4 - 2 I - ' 'ba ,dh ,, X , - D mpxxli MIM!!! L PII el UQ' 1? sv 'E E 5 5 9 5 'Nsnmxo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS It has been a pleasure to do your Senior portraits for you. Best wishes for your happy futures. 135 INDEX Absentees,J.H. 49 F.H.A. 86 Absentees,S.I-I. 45 Football 102 Activities 78 Foreword 2 Administration 7,9 Hockey,Gir1s' 105 Advertisements 112 Junior Class Play 90,91 Art C1ub,J.H. 85 Junior Red Cross 85 A.V. Club 85 Library Club 87 Band,Jr. 81 Maintenance Staffs 16 Band,Sr. 30 Maroon Q Gold 89 Band,Swing 80 Memoriam 34,45 Baseball 98 National Honor Society 83 Basketball 108,109 Office Staffs 8 Basketba1l,Girls' 107 Pointer Weekly 88 Board of Education 5 Regents Scholarship Winners 31 Calendar of Events 94,95 Retirement 15 Cheerleaders 111 Seniors 18 Chorus,Boys' 83 Senior Class Play 92,93 Chorus,Eighth 5 Nineth 82 S0CCeP,GiTlS' 105 Chorus,Gir1s' 83 Softbal1,Gir1s' 101 Chorus,Seventh 84 Student Council 87 Chorus,Senior 82 Track 100 Class Officers 94,95 Track,Gir1s' 100 Colorguard 81 Twirlers,Advanced 81 Crosscountry 104 Twir1ers,Intermediate 86 Dedication 3 Undergraduates 32 Exchange Students 30 Varsity Club 84 Faculty 10 Vo11eyba11,Gir1s' 110 F.F.A. 86 Wrestling 106 1 3 1 z W X 136 y ffzffffff' . Q M ,pw -we -. -me 'w,x X 5 9 SMU , rl ' ovvt 1 if ., .' 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Let us remember our joyful times, Sorrows and revelations With wiser minds and gladder hearts As we look back upon our school days, And say farewell One last time. - -Ing... ' '35 K wwf, CARYL E. ADAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4 v if -U 'KH 0 Q za fl 2255 'J V 1 5 hw ' Lac Q? wif 2, fi a A ' 3' A .W 1 1 M, 'Wff .. . ' 53?-1 'ir 5 we A 4, T gf .fr , , , yew if A if 7- 4' f 'WWA isigfgvaam mf!-S2 aaa 92-Biifi nm hx- f .-,- 5 v .L 6 N ,Q fn Q ' f1?,rf'a '32WdPgl I H