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

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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

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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

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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