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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1969 volume:

,F 552' 'P ' -5- Q ,.,, Q H -1 X ff ' A ' ' W i as Whitney Point Central School has an enrollment of 2137 for the school year 1968-1969. Kdg.-2 in the C.E. Adams School has a total of 548. The main building has 720 in the grades 3-6. 7-9 totals 499, and 10-12 has 370. IVIAFRCDCDINI and GCJLID 1969 published by the students of Whitney Point Central School Whifney Point, N.Y. ,mann 1 5 is F FCDFREVVCJIZRID It was only one short year. One out of three, the start of a lifetime. But it was somehow special. Remember? Finals ....... Laughter ....... Even tears But now it is only memories...a memory that is faded with the years. A year to remember ..... Ha year to be remembered Table of' Contents Title Page Foreword Exchange Student Administration Board of Education Supervising Principal Retirees Faculty 8, 32, 54, Seniors Custodians 5, 32, Office Staffs 6, 32, Senior High Grades 3-9 Kdg-2 Activities Sports Advertisers 2 1 2 71 3 4 4 5 58 11 54 54 25 32 54 67 87 103 f-- v- -----H '-:z-'-vwwf-V-'--r--'-'----H W ' - '-'Y---Y-4 -'x ff V-Y' vfzzzvw- Mr. Leslie Strong President W 1 Mr. Francis Kennedy Mr. Charles Pratt Donald Edmister Clerk Board of' Education gf' Francis Mullins Supervising Prin. The school year 1968-69 saw the cost of education rise to a new high as the pub- lic's enthusiasm to pay reached a new low. For many administrators it became a year to forget rather than a year to remember as they dealt with priority and evaluation, racial imbalance, negotia- tions and teacher militancy, world-wide student activism, relocation caused by urban renewal, consolidation, identifi- cation of the gifted disadvantaged, talk of a longer school year and the formal education of three and four year olds. In review, we count among our blessings our School Board, teachers, pupils and a concerned public, as we realize many of the controversial problems have not yet become our own. The first duty of government still re- mains the encouragement of education and the duty of financing is a must for the federal, state and local governments. The basic commitment should be to accept the challenge with an all out team ef- fort. We have watched the Class of 1969 pro- gress toward emotional stability and ma- turity during some trying years. For them, their senior year should be a year to remember with much happiness and much thankfulness . We all join in wishing them every suc- cess in their continuing education. Francis Mullins Supervising Principal 1 4 Mr. Hiram Goodrich BOARD OF EDUCATION District Superintendent 4 Mr. Fred J.R. Croft Mr. Gordon Glezen James Williams Clerk Marie Bird Central District Treasurer Meeting on the second Monday of the month, board members decide policy, dis- cuss the problems and business of pro- viding education for the WPCS district. Retirees Evelyn Storrs lg Helen Wlghf G90I'ge Wilcox Bernice Wilcox Four fine people who have been familiar faces at Whitney Point Central School bowed out during the past year. Mr. George Wilcox retired in June 1967 after 26 years as Vocational Agriculture teacher at WPCS, with prior experience of 8 years at Greene and 3 at South Ot- selic. Mr. Wilcox taught 2 classes of Junior High Shop last year to fill in during the emergency, until a full time shop teacher was hired. Mrs. Bernice Wilcox completed 33 years as fifth grade WPCS teacher in June 1968 Before centralization she had taught one year at Canestota, four in district schools and three in the old Whitney Point Academy. Mrs. Evelyn Storrs left in November 1968, after serving as secretary to the Supervising Principal or Guidance secre- tary since 1952. Mrs. Helen Wight was librarian at Whit- ney Point Central School from 1956 to 1968. A 5 OSMER J. BROOKS 1968-69 was a HYear to Rememberu to me because it was the completion of 35 ' years of a good life, C33 at Whitney Point Centralb in the teaching profes- sion. During that time I have made many friends, and also a few enemies, but the pleasure of working with young people . has been rewarding and if I were able to Osmer Brooks choose a future at this time I am sure ViC9 PFinCiPa1 that I would make the same choice of a ' profession. School 14' Ruth Moyer Iva Colgan Virginia Hill Betty Driscoll BUS DRIVERS-1969 TOP ROW: Kenneth McGrath, James Williams, Frank Ingraham, Gordon Hoag, Elwyn Eaton, Sr., Ivan Moscrip, Rebecca Tate, Gladys Bailey, Walter Bailey, Earl J. Stout, Dymitr Czebiniak, Asst. Mechanic, Gordon Oliver, Oscar R. Farr, Bus Superintendent, Robert Theleman, Marvin Aylesworth, Richard Slater. SECOND ROW: Francis Kloda, Leslie Smith, Irving Coleman, Les- ter Ketchum, Carl Short,James Knowlden, Edward Driscoll, Neil Franklin, Ivan Franklin, Al- bert Ticknor, Grover Keibel, Fred Harris, Clarence Harris. NOT IN PICTURE! Vern Sturde- vant, Kenneth C. Knowlden. 6 fx MRS. CORCORAN-A YEAR TO REMEMBER For the seniors this has been a year to remember, as they have culminated their plans, projects and high school activi- ties and now will face the future with success in proportion to their individ- ual efforts and interests. For the soph- omores the year has meant adjustment to a new school, new teachers, new activi- ties and, hopefully, time well spent in their young adult world. For the jun- iors, there has been a sense of security because they got settled last year and have one more year to go. Then they will be the first class to really have used the new school for all their senior high years. ,aww-, - ,.,,,m,f,v.,t-,,,n, 1 Tressa Corcoran Senior High Prin. WOO x SENIOR HIGH CUSTODIANS Left to right: Gordon Oliver, Kenneth McGrath, Paul Sherwood, head custodian, Clarence Harris. Gloria Gould Cleft! and Debbie Pierce keep the Senior High carpeted complex and cafeteria shining. Ip r'i1 X SR. HIGH CAFETERIA f v X15 tv 'I Left to Right: Thelma Gimbert, Mabel Sawyer, mgr., Marion Driscoll, Sylvia Gruesbeck, Jennie Smith. NOT IN PICTURE: Ella Ahsmann. 7 ' wafA1.1 Hobart-Gr. 10 Ciro Maglione B.S. Grade 10 Marie Scott M.A.-Albany Grade 11 Judith Johnson B.S.-Cortland Girls Phys. Ed. John Storer Keith Reester B.S. B-S. Grade 10 Grade 10 '33 IE? kkgf qlwr xge . I 'W P Kathleen Miller Diane Drummer B.A. A,B. Grade 10 Albany - Latin Faculty Marcia Stone John Lubert M.A.-Syracuse B.S. Grade 11 Cortland-Gr. 11 Jack Halloran Stanley Mechanic M.S.-Cortland B.S.-Cortland Phys. Ed.-Head Swimming Instructor 8 Q. Alice Greene M.S. Cortland-Gr. 10 r f4 Edward Bochniak M.S.-Georgetown Grade 11 Elizabeth Bragg B.A.-Albany Grade 11 Barbara Quarella Swimming Aide - f-Y--of . ...Wg-Y .,r. Bassas Eff , M' Qi J f 1 Paul Minacci Mary Hutchins Sharron Webster David Morse Joseph Cooper M.S.-U. Of Penn. M.A. B.A. B.A.-Drew Univ. B.S.-Edinboro Grade 12 Cortland - Grade 12 Plattsburg, S.U.C, Grade 12 Art u ., W r X U c f N im 5 ii r ff '51-'i 2 5 ofiggga in Germaine Mifaglia Mary Ellen Lane Gladys Franklin Rayma Wilson B.S.-Misericordia B.S.-Marywood B.S.-Syracuse B.S.-Cornell Commercial Commercial Commercial Home Economics Faculty x ffk 1 Y af .V Sandra Rafter Pauline Quick Mary Poyer Ileen Wichelns B.S.-Cortland M. Ed.-Springfield B.S.-Hartwick B.A.-St. Josephs Librarian Guidance Director Nurse Mathematics awww, .' 4 N w- A ff Robert Bailey Jack Stout Ted Cvrteville John Sullivan Daniel Stone M.S.-Ithaca A.v. Coordinator B-S -Oswego M.s.-Fitchburg B.S.-Oswego Music DT. Educ. Shop Metal Shgp 9 f A SE IXIICDFRS gv',vAv,v,-v v v A A AKVAVAVAVAVAVAVIIAVAHW ' w ---......:.,:n..., . -.gf , I F . V1- -- ,rff-ng?--..g, '. 15+-iff.-fix 'I?l.--. cl, 7 'Q-1' ' iii A S -- 'uv ' Q. P'-Ml .-, V ,. 1- : .- -1. -nn hu- i mv.uv.'.'.uuvan'.v4uv4v.v.v.uv.vm SENIORS ll ARE - P MARGARET E. BAILEY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus Volleyball!Bowling Art Club Pres. F.T.A. Sec. Maroon H Gold Sr. Play Publicity Pointer Weekly Student Council FREDERICK C. BAXTER SHOP Intramurals NANCY A, AHSMANN CYNTHIA D. BAILEY BUSINESS BUSINESS Hockey 4 Pointer Weekly l Basketball 4 Maroon B Gold 2 Volleyball 4 Senior Play Makeup Comm. Track 2 Bowling 2 Softball 4 Red Cross Swimming l SHERRYANN M. BATES HOME ECONOMICS Basketball 4 Tumbling 4 Volleyball 4 Hockey 3 Track 4 Softball 4 NANCY L. BRYANT HOME ECONOMICS Sr. Band 2 Hockey Soccer Softball Volleyball BRUCE H. BAXTER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Band 4 Swing Band l Varsity Club 2 J.V. Basketball l Track 3 Cross Country 2 DONALD A. BALDWIN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Senior Band 2 Swing Band 2 J.V. Wrestling 2 V. Wrestling 2 Varsity Club 4 Interact Club 3 EMMA R. BRIGHAM ART Chorus 2 Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Tumbling 4 ...safety-minded GLORIA D. BURROWS RALPH D- CANNIFF BUSINESS SHOP Chorus 4 Football Volleyball 3 Wrestling Basketball 4 Track Tumbling 4 Hockey 2 Softball 2 EVELYN L. CARPENTER BUSINESS Volleyball Bowling TrackfSoftball Basketball M '4 . X , 1-4 A, DONALD D. CAVE JR. COLLEGE ENTRANCE Sr. Chorus 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 National Honor Soc. Interact SUSAN L' CLARK DOROTHY M. COLE COLLEGE ENTRANCE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Sr. Chorus 3 gy. 8. v. Cheerleading Sflingaggnfi ghorus 4 . 1 Siud5n:yCg3i3il Re Intramurals 4 Maroon Q Gold P- student Counci1!F.T.A. National Honor Soc. Junior Class Vice Pres. Maroon Q Gold Sr. Play Makeup Comm. RICHARD L. COLES COLLEGE ENTRANCE Wrestling 3 Interact Club 2 Sr. Play Stage Crew lllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIEEMHEMEEIIIII ...strong EDWARD M. CZEBINIAK COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Band 4 Swing Band l Cross Country 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Varsity Club RICHARDCROWNINGSHIELD GENERAL Baseball 2 Basketball 1 Football l Wrestling l MICHELE J. DRISCOLL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Basketball Volleyball 4 Hockey 4 Softball 2 MICHAEL J. FERRI INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cross Country Wrestling 4 KYLE P. EGGLESTON GENERAL V. Wrestling 2 V. Football l A.V. Club l Varsity Track l RUSSELL E. DARROW LINDA L. DOTTER BUSINESS GENERAL Wrestling Mgr. 3 Senior Chorus 1 Varsity Club Bowling l Sr. Play Stage Crew F.T.A. Sr. Play Prop Comm. SUSAN C. ELWOOD COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 3 Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Track 4 F.T.A. 2 Red Cross l Student Council 3 ESV fuzggq intelligent E3 CARTER E. FIZETTE GENERAL Football Track Skiing Interact Club CINDY K. DUNHAM COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 4 Chorus 3 F.T.A. 3 Student Council 1 Newspaper l DAVID P. FISH GENERAL J.V. Baseball Mgr. Wrestling JAMES E. FRANKLIN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Play Cast J.V. Baseball KATHRYN E. GRUESBECK COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 4 Sr. Band 3 Swing Band l F.T.A. Basketball Volleyball Hockey ROGER E. FOLEY COLLEGE ENTRANCE V. Football 3 Wrestling 4 Interact Club Varsity Club DONALD E. FORD GENERAL Varsity Club V. Track 2 J.V. Wrestling 1 GARY E. GATES COLLEGE ENTRANCE V. Track 2 A.V. Club Jr. K Sr. Play Stage Crew DAVID E. GILMORE GENERAL V. Track V. Basketball A.V. Club DANIEL L. HIBBARD COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 4 Chorus 3 Track 4 Swimming 3 Interact Club Varsity Club National Honor Soc. GUNNAR C. FRIMAN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Exchange Student Class Director 2 Golf 3 Skiing Ice Hockey Student Council PRISCILLA J. HARPER BUSINESS Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 Tumbling 1 F.H.A. 4 11 ...homemakers WILLIAM T. HILL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Sr. Class Pres. Student Council Basketball 4 Baseball 1 Track 3 Golf 1 Varsity Club FRANCES E. HULSE BUSINESS Chorus 1 F.H.A. 2 THOMAS R. HIBBARD COE L. HILL JR. COLLEGE ENTRANCE Sr. Band 3 Swing Band 3 V. Football 2 V. Track 4 Interact Club 3 Varsity Club 4 DENNIS HRONIS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Wrestling Interact Club 3 ROBERTA L. HUST DATA PROCESSING Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Track 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Library Club 5 F.H.A. 2 SHOP Intramurals Sr. Play KONSTANTINA HRONIS COLLEGE ENTRANCE F.H.A. 3 DIANNA L. HOUGHTON BUSINESS Color Guard 2 Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Maroon A Gold 2 DIANE M. HUST COLLEGE ENTRANCE Hockey 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 Swimming 2 Sr. Play Cast tidy GERALD C. JACKSON COLLEGE ENTRANCE J.V. Baseball V. Baseball Interact Club MARK S. KICSAK GENERAL Wrestling 2 W DIANE M. IRISH SETH H. IRISH BUSINESS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 3 Football 4 Volleyball 1 Basketball 4 3 Track 4 F.H.A. President Baseball 1 Varsity Club Jr. Play Stage Crew Intramurals ' BETSY E. JUDSON COLLEGE ENTRANCE Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Track 3 Softball 2 Sr. Play Cast BYRON W. KELLOGG COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Band 3 Swing Band l Basketball 4 Track 4 F.T.A. 3 Varsity Club JANINE A. JONES BUSINESS Sr. Play Make-Up Basketball Hockey Volleyball Softball Red Cross PHILIP W. KNAPP COLLEGE ENTRANCE athletic RAYMOND R. KOTULA COLLEGE ENTRANCE J.V. Basketball 2 V. Basketball 2 Golf l DAVID E. LEACH COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Band 3 Swing Band 3 J.V. Baseball V. Baseball Cross Country 4 JANICE A. LAMB SUZANNE R. LANTRY BUSINESS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Hockey 4 Senior Chorus 3 Volleyball 3 Swim Club 1 F.H.A. 2 Hockey 4 Library Club 4 Basketball 4 Pointer Weekly Volleyball 4 Ski Club l MILLARD E. LEWIS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cross Country 3 Track 2 Swimming 2 Library Club l Sr. Play Cast EDWARD L. LETTERMAN GENERAL Q mechanical KATHYANN LEWIS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 3 F.T.A. 2 School Paper l DEBORAH C. LILLEY BUSINESS Chorus 3 Hockey l Volleyball 4 Basketball 3 Softball 3 Color Guard 2 MARY L. LEAHY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Hockey 4 Volleyball 3 Basketball 2 Sr. Play PHYLLIS A. LEWIS ACADEMIC Student Council 3 Sr. Chorus 3 Twirling 3 BowlingfSkiing Varsity Cheerleader F.T.A. 2 CHRISTOPHER M. LYNCH COLLEGE Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity ENTRANCE Football 3 Track 2 Basketball l Club 2 l0th Grade Pres. DEBORA L. NICHOLS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Exchange Student Student Council 2 Chorus 2 Swing Band Senior Play JACQUELINE C. LILLEY BUSINESS Senior Chorus Hockey Volleyball Track Color Guard Junior Red Cross KRISTEN M. MASON COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 2 Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Softball 4 Swimming 2 Cheerleader 4 PATRICIA L. PETRASKE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Volleyball 2 F.T.A. 3 Jr. Red Cross Library Club Yearbook 3 Student Council National Honor Soc. JEAN M. LINDSAY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 4 Volleyball 3 Tumbling 4 Library Club Sr. High Paper l RUTH A. MORSE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Volleyball 4 Hockey 4 Tumbling!Bowling Basketball l F.T.A. 3 EDNA L. MCCULLOCH COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 4!Chorus l Swing Band 3 Swimming!Skiing Varsity Cheerleader Secretary 9th 5 l2th Intramurals Student Council Pres. National Honor Socict CHARLES F. OSTRANDER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Baseball l Senior Play Stage Crew Varsity Club YE ..nllh . ...studious Y DEBRA L. PIERCE COSMETOLOGY Volleyball TumblingfSoftba1l Library Helper F.H.A. Basketball SHEILA M. PRESTON HOME ECONOMICS Hockeyfvolleyball Basketball!Softball Track!Tumbling F.H.A. l Swimming CARLO R. PIECH PAUL M. PIECH COLLEGE ENTRANCE AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS J.V. Baseball Interact Club 2 W LEAH L. PRATT SECRETARIAL Hockey!Track 3 Soccer l Tumbling 3 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 Color Guard 2 Library Club 4 F.T.A. l LLOYD S. PRATT GENERAL Football 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Track 3 RONALD B. POTTER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Track 4 Swimming V. Football Interact Club Varsity Club CHARLOTTE L. PRICE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 2 Volleyball 3 Tumbling 3 Future Nurses Club WENDY L. RICHARDSON BUSINESS Band 4 Chorus 3 Library Club 2 F.T.A. l ...artistic LONNA R. SCHAFF HOME ECONOMICS Volleyball Basketball Library Club 2 LINDA M. SMITH SECRETARIAL Chorus l F.T.A. 2 EDWARD R. ROZELLE RICHARD SAMSON BUSINESS GENERAL -F.F.A. 3 Intramurals Archery Volleyball Football Jr. Red Cross 1 BONNIE L. SHORT JANE R. SMITH BUSINESS BUSINESS Volleyball!Basketball Chorus l Softball!Hockey Hockeyfvolleyball Library Club V.P. Basketball!Softbal1 Red Cross Track!Bowling GREGORY P. SOROCHINSKY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 4 V. Cross-Country l V. Track l Basketball l Student Council 3 Interact Club electrical 21 DEBORAH L. SHERMAN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus ROBERT J. SOFKA COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 4 Basketball 2 Maroon 5 Gold l Senior Play Cast JAMES H- STEVENS MARVIN A. STURDEVANT COLLEGE ENTRANCE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Sr. Band Swimming 1 Chorus Baseball 1 A.V. Club l Basketball 1 F.T.A. 2 TIMOTHY R. TALCOTT BUSINESS JUNE A. TICKNOR HOME ECONOMICS Chorus 2 Girls Sports 4 Bowling F.H.A. DARLENE R. TRAVER BUSINESS Basketball l Art Club Library Club F.H.A. 3 F.H.A. V.Pres. JOYCE A. TILLOTSON COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 1 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 F.T.A. 2 F.H.A. DARLEEN J. TENNANT SECRETARIAL Student Council Chorus Volleyball 1 Bowling 2 Color Guard 2 Red Cross 1 JILL TYMESON COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus l Swimming 2 Softball 3 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Student Council Pam-.......,,,mu-M ...dextrous WILLIAM L. VAN DUSEN SHOP Football 4 Wrestling 4 Varsity Club 2 MARK L. WALKER EDWARD J. WEINZIERL III BUSINESS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Basketball 4 Football 4 V. Baseball 1 Wrestling 3 Track l Track 2 Varsity Club 2 Varsity Club 3 DAVID C. WILSON DATA PROCESSING Basketball Mgr. 3 Football l Track l Track Mgr. l ROCHELLE M. ZABER MARY LOU A. WYSZKOWSKI COLLEGE ENTRANCE BUSINESS Hockey Chorus 2 Volleyball Softball Bowling Skiing F.T.A. Bowling galfaqi trowgffi-fe ' ' '- ...need we say more?! KATHRYN M. WOOD COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chorus 2 Tumbling Future Nurses Club Library Club 'pf QU -S' ...R.S.E. Winners and alternates '..Area Center students 23 Senior Piiggh S330 ,,. ,, , ., ,... -.... W, , ...F VIAVALVLVXYAVEAVAV 'Ei ' 15917471 i' N 'KXVTF w ,.+ i f ' .-v ---- 3 y .ff 755 N X-PX 11 ,f 1 ff 1 , . fm I S H - . ,. ,. ' , A ,. 7:73-,fy-H-fiffkv-,V ,vga GT.,-rf K - - 4 - ,W-,,,l,,'i ' ' .QQQ ,. ,,,7,,,g K .,..--f-qv1f1L, Y - , 1 if H1 :mv I hool Juniors .,........E. JUNIORS-MR. EDWARD BOCHNIAK TOP ROW: Thomas Burford, Ben Ashley, Mark Brown, Bennie Bish, Joseph Capra, Glenn Davis, Rickey Christopher, Russell Chapman. BOTTOM ROW: Russell Dence, Frank de Tremaudan, Janice Abbott, Delores Bailey, Marlene Crosier, Pat Barden, Jerry Driscoll, Chris DeY0e, Claude Carman, Susan Decker, Mr. Bochniak. NOT IN PICTURE: Kathy Black, Neil Clark, William Ar- nold, Charmaine Cave, Debra Croll, Linda Croft. r-'H Her. JUNIORS-MISS ELIZABETH BRAGG TOP ROW: Douglas Read, William Muir,Michael Pierce, Edward Rozelle,Gary Reckdenwald,Carl- ton Short, James Poyer. SECOND ROW: Donna Ross, Elizabeth Shaffer, David Simpson,John Sherman, Phillip Schermerhorn, Tracy Price, Daniel Newby. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Scank, Anna Muelling, Sylvia Moyer, Denise Small, Linda Nichols, Eleanor Phillips, Oleta Peterson, Cheryl Shipman, Carolyn Piech, Miss Bragg. NOT IN PICTURE! JoAnne Rockwell. JUNIORS-MR. JOHN LUBERT TOP ROW: David Stearns, Keith Whittaker, Martin Wilcox, Roger Wescott, Steven Swan, Don- ald Wells, Kurt Sprague, Gary Underwood, Mr. Lubert. BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia Wilson, Vickie Wheeler, Debby Wilson, Linda Strong, Diann Tennant, Joyce Wilcox, Theresa Smith, Yvonne Wells, Nancy Ticknor, Louise West. NOT IN PICTURE: Laurel Stanley, David Wade. 26 Juniors iv JUNIORS-MISS MARIE SCOTT TOP ROW! Linda Hurlbut, William Iwaniuk, Eileen Hickey, Catherine Ford, Joan Glezen, Rich- ard Houghton, Edward Hanzlik, Lane Hibbard, Dawn Henderson. BOTTOM ROW: Carl Howe, William Goodrich, Lori Hayes, Patricia Hayes, Sandra Edwards, James Howland, David Harper, Edith Foulks, Debra Fletcher, Mrs. Hand CSubstituteD. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Edwards, Glenn Ellerson, Lori Gumaer, Dixie Hohman, John Hromada, Miss Scott. prom Royalty is Crowned 1968 Prom Refreshment time. '..' JUNIORS-MISS MARCIA STONE TOP ROW: Kenneth Lamb, Charles Lee, Joseph McDonald, Jonathon Masters, Mark Jones, Ronald Manwaring, Alfred Morgan, William Lewis. SECOND ROW: Jannette Lyman, Diane Love, Barbara Marsh, Christine McKiernan, Ann Lewis, Jean Kircher, Marilyn Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Lewis, Karen Jennings, Sharon Jennings, Christine Loveless, Patricia Mortenson,Miss Stone. NOT IN PICTURE: Gail Lindsay, Suzanne Knowlden. 27 Sophornor-es lst SOPHOMORES-MRS. ALICE GREENE , TOP ROW: Cole Yost, Karl Ticknor, Michael Ticknor, Robert Watts, Frederick Walter, William Sturdevant. SECOND ROW: Stephen Willard, Richard Watts, Larry Waters, Janice Vernon, Deb- orah Thomson, Nancy Tymeson. BOTTOM ROW! Mrs. Greene, Susan Taylor, Janice Walsh, Eloise Wescott, Nancy Wade, Dixie Wade, Barbara Wilcox. NOT IN PICTURE: Ronald Sturdevant, De- nise Swan, Gordon Ticknor, Sandra Verry, Michael Wade, Nancy Wood. 'ir liifagd 35:5 SOPHOMORES-MR. CIRO MAGLIONE ROP ROW: Gerald Marks, Norman Lewis, James Leahy, Jayward McIntyre, Lee Lilley, Dan Knapp, Larry LaBelle, Thomas Neubauer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Maglione, Jeffrey Nichols, Pamela Miller, Brenda Murphy, Cathy Nichols, Kathy Knight, Connie Missimer, Joyce LaBelle, Lois Leahy. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Knowlden, JoAnn Knowlden, Lori Newby, Pat Lynch, Linda Lynch, Connie Lord, Connie Miller, Sharon Nevel, James McDonough, Joseph Narozny. SOPHOMORES-MRS. KATHLEEN MILLER MISS DIANE DRUMMER ' TOP ROW: David Reigles, Douglas Shear, Rip Stevens, David Rickerson, Daniel Slater, Edwin Slack, Woodruff Robins, Douglas Stanton, Dennis Ostrander. SECOND ROW! Gary Randall, Ar- thur Snyder, Ronald Reynolds, Timothy Richards,Ronald Roat, Debra Peterson, Sandra Pixley, Catherine Ostrander. BOTTOM ROW! Dennis Petraske, Dale Ramey, Kathryn Potter, Deborah Sorochinsky, Deborah Stout, Mary Ann Sobiech, Connie Pixley. Linda Shipman, Mrs. Miller. NOT IN PICTURE: William Shafer, Michael Sherman, Miss Diane Drummer. 28 Sophonnores SOPHOMORES-MR. JAMES MORTON TOP ROW: David Ballard, Steven Burghardt, Kenneth Burkee, Richard Burkee, Robert Beck. SECOND ROW: David Ames, Richard Bender, Robert Ballard, Patrick Bygland, Terry Ames, Vick- ie Chaffee, Frances Birmingham, Joyce Abbott, Mr. Morton. BOTTOM ROW! Janet Chapman, Mary Black, Patty Lynn Brigham,Debbie Brigham, Karen Ballard,Patricia Aylesworth, Janette Clark, Katherine Aylesworth, Frank Bianco. NOT IN PICTURE! Joyce Baldwin, Jerry Baxter, Sue Ann Bryant, Bruce Bradley. Haifrime show X s M , iff . SOPHOMORES-MR. KEITH REESTER TOP ROW! Thomas Frechette, David Cotcamp, SECOND ROW: Robin Ferri, Paul French, Gene ald Edwards, Gary Cotcamp, Tim Fish, Mr. Dedrick, Barbara Fortunato, Robin Cokely, Fetterman, Denice Elliott. NOT IN PICTUREI Docalavich, Charles Eaton, Linda Edmister. ., .,,,,rxr. . , .m,.a,. ,, ., X 4 K 5 4 FT: .ilfz f Q 6 , ' l v n ' I, . O Gene, I'm watching! ,ns r,,. rg J '-R! ' ' ' I W -..-. MH ' if 'R ,, f.. ' ?x' J' J gr' , ,bf gawu . fmH? MYQJ O' ' ' an z, - 'AM E ' O y - 1 N Y it QA? E f', el wngaxfx 'ahkikv L3 . A fil QKEERNN' .. Q1 ,,:m.a2a,ea5Jm' 4 X Steven Ellis, Ronald Cokely, Clifford Colgan. Ellerson, Roger Cornelius, Ronald Evans, Ger- Reester. BOTTOM ROW: Deborah Ellison, Sharon LouAnn Ellis, Dina Eggleston, Judy Corbin, Emily Margaret Czebiniak, Michael Docalavich, Thomas 29 Sophornor-es zjf' ,sq ...A SOPHOMORES-MR. JOHN STORER TOP ROW: Phillip Hayes, William Jennison, Larry Howe, Douglas Greene, Gregory Gates, JoAnne Huzar, Richard Hill, Catherine Gehm, David Ihnotic. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Gorney, David Hart, Charles Glezen, Vickie Hiser, Gail Haus, James Johnston, Lillian Hanzlik, Diane Gruesbeck, Peggy Gaylord. NOT IN PICTURE: Lena Gardner, Marsha Henderson, Paul Hibbard, Donna Hill, Margaret Holt, Jonda Hromada, Marcia Jenks. UM? X National Honor Society Installation Homeward Bound . Absentees ABSENTEES-GRADES 10-ll TOP ROW: Bruce Bradley, Charles Eaton, Michael Docalavich, Neil Clark, Glenn Ellerson, William Shafer, Ronald Sturdevant, Michael Sherman. SECOND ROW: Kathy Black, Debra CrolL Sandra Verry, Denise Swan, Marsha Henderson, Linda Croft, Marcia Jenks, Lori Gumaer. BOTTOM ROW: Lane Hibbard, Joyce Baldwin, Donna Hill, JoAnne Rockwell, Gail Lindsay, Dixie Hohmann, Sue Ann Bryant. 30 1 Bldg. lvlaln Grades 3 - 9 41's f: .- :'7':3 f' ' ' as 1 ' 1 - '71 L- 1 - V-PL.: Si? -J .None out of seven 31 John V. Rugg Jr. High Principal This year, the second full year for jun- ior high students in their own building, has been a year for growth through ac- tion. The guidance program has offered opportunities for students to better un- derstand themselves. Greater use of li- brary facilities was accomplished. Sev- eral new activities such as dance and math club were organized to meet new in- terests. It is our hope that such growth will provide students with the under- standing that responsibility to and con- cern for others accompanies rights and privileges for self. We extend to the Senior Class of 1969 our best wishes for a happy and purpose- ful future. Junior' I-Iigh W Grades 3-6 , I Shirley Bailey Beverly Farr 3-9 JANITORS Left to Right! Albert Ticknor, Frank Kloda, Fred Harris. NOT IN PICTURE! Vern Sturdevant, Victor Lamb, A ,. iff, 3 ,x X ,Y f, ,fp P I A ' ' NWW Q ...Q -A . .qu y . . 2,1 Q- - . Q- f.'s..,nw V f Q 71: ' v 1 3 ?f ,9gfQz?9.,.f q A .e .v if ' ...gil . ' -W '721' 5' M.,--13195, , ff . . :-,yr if , i'. f 3-9 CAFETERIA AIDES Left to Right: Nancy Welsh, Anna Mae Walter, Joyce Houghtaling, Emma Dunham. , '42, P' - ,F p 3-9 CUSTODIANS Left to Right: Betty - ' Boehme, Mabel Dean, Reva 'xi ' 3 Whitmarsh, Bruce Capron. ,,,, V ' git, 5 Nor IN PICTURE: Mrs. Hin. W, 42, .- , ..,,. W-. S ., H, R' if iv 6 , ,. . ,..,t,. f -J A Xi' -ev , X 3-9 CAFETERIA LADIES Left to Right: Marion Darrow, Rita Abbott, Dorothy Canniff, Louise Hoag, Norma Kenyon, mgn Elizabeth Wilber, Jessie Pren- tice. . ,,. P 32 1- 4 , ..,- Vera Bush Cortland Grade 3 Elizabeth Slater M.S. Oneonta-Gr. 3 Phyllis Szczepanski Nancy Rozelle Gladys Piech Ithaca B.S. Elem. Music Q s. Hazel Clough M.S. Cortland-Reading nr- 1 UQ 'Q Bessie Leslie B.S. Cortland B.S. Grade 3 Grade 3 Susan Fort Doris Knapp Cornell-Gr. 3 Eileen Robilotto Lodena Snyder Louise George Oneonta B.S. B.S. - Cortland B.S.-Fredonia Grade 3 Special Class Elem. Music 4? ,ghb I 4 Marjorie Shrauger B.S.-Cortland Physical Educ. B.S.-Westchester B.S.-Cortland Music Elem. Phys. Ed. . vii ' x 'CQ .- A Beatrice Baxter Judith Almy M.A.-St. Lawrence B,S, School Psychologist Speech Therapist 33 Nrf1r Richard Coryer Stephen Gumaer Henry Host-Steen Edward Katchuk B.S. B.A. B.S. M.A. Plattsburgh-Gr. 9 Cortland-Gr. 9 Clarkson-Gr. 9 Albany- Gr, 9 . 9 - Q .N A- Alb .1-fr 1 Thomas Regan Leo Birmingham Michael DiSimoni Ralph Duffy B.S. B.S. B.A. B.A. Scranton-Gr. 9 Cortland-Gr. 8 Scranton-Gr. 8 Michigan-Gr. 8 Michael Harter Thomas Ryder Marcia Arrow David Brown B,A, B.A. B.S. B.S. Harpur-Gr. 8 St.Anse1ms-Gr. 8 Plattsburgh-Gr.7-8 Kent-Gr. 7 Q32 , 1 f 'Q' Q A bv' f Allen Glezen Theodore Mamunes George Ricotta Richard Thornton B.S. B.A. Fredonia - Gr. 7 B.S. Johnson St.-Gr. 7 Rutgers U.-Gr,7 StrOudSburg-Gr. 7 34 Pearl Yarrington Richard Vernon B.S. R.N. C.S. Wilson Cortland-Gr. 7 in an Robert Wagner Robert Smith B.S. B.S. - Oswego Hofstra-Music Industrial Arts Marjorie Fetterman B.S. Kutztown - Art Lawrence Frechette B.A.-Assumption Jr. High Guidance Faculty G. . at up r Nancy Cobb B.S.E.-Cortland Physical Educ. Mary Green Dental Hygienist A.A.S.-Broome Tech. Frank Snyder B.S. Oswego-Ind. Arts Beverly Edmister Library Aide Raeola Hibbard R.N. Health Office William Stearns B.S.-Cortland Elem.-Boys Phys. Ed. George Brush Gene Hendrickson Norman Kresge B.A. B.S. B.A. Grade 6 Grade 6 Grade 6 35 Thelma Monk B.S. B.S. Cortland-Gr. 6 Mary Shore Cortland-Gr. 6 Virginia Dillingham Diana Ernst B.A. B.S. - Cortland Grade 5 Grade 5 Eva Howland Florence Roys M.S. M.S. Cortland-Grade 5 Cortland-Gr. 4 Nell Richards Ruth Peebles B.S. Cortland Cortland-Gr. 4 Grade 4 ilk 14 , ru.. Carolyn Williams B.S. Cortland-Gr. 6 Andrea Fisher B.S. Grade 5 Willson Malchak B.A. Grade 4 Ruth Young B.S. Cortland-Gr. 4 Bruce DeMond B.S. Grade 5 Anna Glezen Cortland Grade 5 Linda Myers B.S. Cortland-Gr. 4 Cleo Abbott Cortland Grade 3 Special Class 'TY ,a ,Qi 1 f 3 ff 4 2 5. i .. ,. , , t l h I -. . 'xl St t ks, ' t V it 3:1 , , VT . 'E - , on X, S . - ' ,rw X A S A 1 . I A A,,A ' -... f his f , 1 . A E1 n . If fr .gf ' mi, cyl is 1 O.- . , A .. A i ,' -4 Q' , . - . ,, f df, ,M , ' I A A I 1 f-i o s ' A 4 ff Q x 'C H54 V - 5 fs'.' :Sams T53 ' L. S 3' 'L If l ' , . SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASS-MRS. PEARL YARRINGTON TOP ROW: Mrs. Yarrington, Mary J. Clink, Lee Morgan, Bill Heath, Jeanine Jenks, Rosanne Hawley, Gilbert Adams, Clifford Ingraham. BOTTOM ROWS Pat Bish, Pam Bish, Virginia Peter- son, Alice Piech, Robert Fish, Leon Hanyon, David Hawley, Doreen Ross, Hope Shipman. NOT IN PICTURE: Jeanette Hanyon, Willis Hanyon, Robert Zaber, Clyde Beilby, Gary Smith. JR. HIGH PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB TOP ROW! R. Harford, Mr. Duffy, advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Webster, H. DeYoe, J. Aleba, S, Figrenza, L, Bradley. FRONT ROW: C. Ulbing, R. Wade, J. Nechwedowich. 2 XT ABSENTEES-GRADES 7-9 TOP ROW: James VanDusen, Richard Darrow, Roger Wheeler, Gary Stevens, Kevin Smith. BOTTOM ROW! Gerald Knapp, Karen Ames, Karon McGrath, Jacklyn Burlingame, Dennis Riley. Alosentees 37 Freshrnen Q L it n FRESHMEN-MR. RICHARD CORYER TOP ROW: Raymond Wilcox, Larry Sturdevant, Roger Stockholm, Ronald Tull, Howard Tompkins, Albert Wildrick. SECOND ROW: Robert Tillotson, Larry Wade, Kathy Sofka, Patricia Tompkins, Lois Wilcox, Nadine Wychick, Wendy Wetmore, Kim Zeiter, Nancy Yarnes, Mr. Coryer. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Youmans, Kathy Stoeckel, Debbie Warner, Marjorie Tate, Frances Yarmy, Glenn Wilson, Clifford Thornton, David Wilcox, Robert Thompson. NOT IN PICTURE! Gary Stevens, Michael Taylor, Roger Wheeler, James Van Dusen, Cedric Ulbing. FRESHMEN-MR. STEPHEN GUMAER TOP ROW: Linda Aten, Marilyn Billings, Cindy Burrows, Nancy Crosier, Candy Armstrong, Rod- ney Chilson, Steven Bailey, David Behlen. SECOND ROW: Linda Coles, Kerry Ahsmann, Bruce Bush, Joseph Aleba, Dennis David, Robert Call, Eleanor Borne, LuAnne Aylesworth, Mr. Gumaen BOTTOM ROW: Delores Carlson, Holly Canova, Laurie Buck, Wendy Carman, Peter Aleba, Orlando Aramini, Daniel Austin, Patricia Burlingame, Michael Decker, Gary Croft. - Y' tl , I 3 K, vi EYE W ' X 1 - 1 iyggfu, t ii I A ,E wx . W J . 'f'gf f5l:-1 I.. . s f'- X-f , 'Sf X332-I f fl S. ,. , V 1 FRESHMEN-MR. HENRY HOST-STEEN TOP ROW: David Sedora, Marvin Potter, Earl Slack, Raymond Smith, George Seltzer, Larry Osmond, Dennis Mortenson, John Samson, Mr. Host-Steen. SECOND ROW! Gary Smith, Rolfe Rauscher, Wayne Myers,Pamela Piech, Jean Ostrander, Virginia Pixley, Karen Simpson, Helen Montggmery, Susan Simpson. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Samson, Debbie Pogorgelski, Karol Simpson, Patricia Slack, Sara Muelling,Lonna Paulson, Donna Roat, Susan Nichols, Priscilla Mullin. NOT IN PICTURE: Kevin Miller, Barry Shaffer, Robert Slater. 38 Fzrfesdwrrwend - g r ,,, x, , , , ei, ii. Q A . if K 4 ! . f . jrga- ' x ' . 'N is v d QA , r K . ,, . , ,, ,, If , Via? . ' F313 , 1- , , -v 4. gf . . K. rf g Q A -,,vk.,,?. A i Qmlxy x n 1 ' 5 f N' Q.: 1 ' ' sv UQQ6 ', w',. . , gwgg . A l Af .lr -,- Q4-f, - . . .-.QS X AjZ.3i, tc,,q F , xt 'We, t'fMl W :5+5: x?:'l.-:iii FRESHMEN-MR. EDWARD KATCHUK TOP ROW: Dan Hust, Mark Henningsen, Robert Fizette, Douglas Dunham, Daniel Ellis, Henry Diana Deiss, Terry Gurney, Emma Hess Hawley, Donald Heath, Robert Doolittle. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hohn, Brenda Glezen, Vonda Gage, Dolores Hollenbeck, Judy DeLong, Mr Katchuk, BOTTOM ROW! Michael Heath, Lee Evans, Debbie Hamlin, Michele DePue, Janice Gruesbeck, Cyn thia Jennison, Judy Eggleston, Kathy Hayes, Peggy Glezen, Sharmon Hill. NOT IN PICTURE? Debbie Fritts. --fun-i DENTAL HEALTH ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS ART CLUB STUDENTS hard at work: Left to right: Left to right: K. Sherman, D. Sedora, L. Buck R. Stearns, D. Nevel, C. Lewis, R. McDonald. R. Stoeckel, L. Smith, D. Kilbury. . ? . 'v , . f T F5 . Vff 1 , I' X. ,I I M L . 1i?n'6ryl . Lilly FRESHMEN-MR. THOMAS REGAN TOP ROW: Deborah Ludington, Eileen Jones, Marcia Kleine, Scott Kellogg, Michael Macinsky, William Merwarth, Robert Keibel, Robert Lewis, Gary Lown. SECOND ROW: Michael McDonald, Geoffrey Lee, Nikki Le Tavish, Gail Hendrickson, Patricia Lewis, Sara Masters, Alice Man- waring, Cheryl Lamb, Karen Lantry, Victoria Macinsky, Mr. Regan. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Klo- da, Nancy Marsh, Cynthia Knickerbocker, Andrea Livingston, Wendy Larkin, Barry Kim, Eugene Jones, Robert Mikulski, Miehael Kapral, Janet Leach. 39 T? 5 , Eighth Grade V L i , 5 ' X I 1 u . 1 frliail. af f it ' W X .fffcfajfff 2 WV Q ' 4 ??Vm,54'QA i9ai i A AQ. J A at xiii EIGHTH GRADE-MR. LEO BIRMINGHAM TOP ROW: Laura Chapman, Joyce Canniff,Hudson DGYOE, Joseph Aleba, Jon Abbott, Stephen Brad- ley, Dale Behlen, Robert Docalavich, Stephen Aylesworth. SECOND ROW: Debbie Bush, Susan Birmingham, Mary Lou Baxter, Beth Brown, Rosemarie Barrows, Lynn Cotcamp, Patti Chaffee, Sandra Bailey, Cynthia Christopher, Connie David, Mr. Birmingham. BOTTOM ROW: William Dean, James Croll, Nancy Benjamin, Debbie Craver, Diana David, Diane Cotcamp, Sheila Ames, Deborah Brown, Mary Beth Baxter, Margaret Decker, Rebecca Baldwin. NOT IN PICTURE! Karen Ames. Q bmi? . ' R H i EIGHTH GRADE-MR. MICHAEL DISIMONI David Ralph, Russell Peterson, Shawn Sherman, Christine Short. SECOND ROWS Paul Sc ermer horn Timothy Peterson, Kenneth Short, Billie Jean Short, Cynthia Oliver, Delores Shaylor, Nina, Quail, Theresa Petraske, Carolyn Phillips, Nancy Price, Mr. DiSimoni. BOTTOM ROW- Gail Simpson, Dorothy Samson, Hilda Peterson, Marlene Preston, Gilda Osmond, Debra Small, Kathy Rook, David Smith, Robert Quarella, William Price, Gregory Rusin. Q :xi use-I EIGHTH GRADE-MR. RALPH DUFFY TOP ROW: Richard Smith, David Stout, Roland Terriberry, Ronald Smith, Gary Weeks, Douglas Tillotson, Bruce Walker. SECOND ROW: Sally Thompson, Bonnie Sternbergh, Ronda Sprague, Charles Wade, Jeffrey Talcott, Douglas Ticknor, Mark Tennant, Henry Ticknor,Richard Stoec- ' ' ' J Talcott Linda Tennant kel, Douglas Wells, Mr. Duffy. BOTTOM ROW. Robert Twining, an , , Cheryl Wade, Sherry Yarmy, Gail Wood, Nancy Sturdevant, Joy Ufford, Debbie Verry, Ellen Wilson, Sandra Sorochinsky. NOT IN PICTURE! Dale Vanderpoel. 40 TOP ROW! Kathy Sherman, Gail O'Donnell,Karen Slyker, Brian Ross, Gary Smith, Andy Silvanic, h - Eighth Grade gg , 3 X I it ' 4 ig- .x i V 5 ' i gg ,s ,rt 5 6 , 5 V f 1 I EIGHTH GRADE-MRS. MICHAEL HARTER TOP ROW! Deborah Houghton, Allen Hromada, Michael Edsall, Mark Gage, Mark Howell, James Fox, Janet Gardner, William Ellis, Ronald Harford. SECOND ROW! Mr. Harter, Terry Ferri, Jacqueline Heath, Janet Hayes, Patricia Edmister, Luona Fenton, Elizabeth Gorney, Linda Fish, Karen Hibbard, Debra Hart, Susan Douglas, Beverly Jean Ford, Robyn Fizette. BOTTOM ROW: William Heath, Judith French, Daniel Enright, Randy Edwards, Dale Haus, Jerry Holt, Michael Hiser, Larry Hulse, Ruth Harper, Theresa Irish. NOT IN PICTUREZ Susan Driscoll, Lela Frechette, Tom Harper, Raymond Hall. MRS. COBB'S JR. HIGH DANCING GROUP salute their partners. 'EF 3 V l : . K... ..,.. if , y - f n-nf ' Q ai , -:sp 'QU fi Q , I 1 5, Ez:-P .5 1 f ,r N X x F' JT Q V- F 'Q :pi -Q F... veg 5 4 , 'b AS,i 'J x B, f VL , , Q -.,, .g -, 5 , I as Q6 I 9 A. . I I Q- H EIGHTH GRADE-MR. THOMAS RYDER TOP ROW: Carol Jenks, Debra Nevel,Barbara Lee, Lucille Korger,Linda Kleine, Mark Kvaltine, Dominic Montemagno, Randy Murphy, Blaine Madden, Robert Kimble, Mr. Ryder. SECOND ROW: Ralph Jackson, Victor McDonough, Kim Miller, Janet Mortenson, Janet Marsh, Carol Lewis, Cleone Muelling, Bonnie LaBelle, Linda Kicsak, Susan Kemak. BOTTOM ROW! Albert Lewis, Laura Mullin, Robin Kloda, Rena Krna, Cathy Lantry, Brenda Kratzer, Alan James, Steven Irish, Morgan Jones. NOT IN PICTURE: Karon McGrath, Alan Mardirosian, Christopher Muir. 41 Seventh Grade g be - A at Z ' 5 A ' .A Y X Q . V M , , QW, M 15. , fp rjh, . fus if ,. wgi. WN, Q 4 -. -A A n X 2 ,pgfm ' 'V ns. - A P f X 4' 1 ' ' .,.fs2:ris. ,ixifi , . f 4 f. ,L 1 fQ,AS?Q.'fNL3fff,,S, I s ' ' wiy ik ' '5f.,Q, S' 'L A mr:-I S X? WQ59i'i iifv n ww jr jg IAQ 5 f,,i'1 ,rl- JS EA J AQm,j ,NQAR A xdi ,fWg,. ,' 1- W Xf . M12 Ma It ,S 1 ' -r 4. 4 , A WV,dSs, A A,--R,g ai , A on u A It . HI.: SEVENTH GRADE-MR. DAVID BROWN TOP ROW! Mr. Brown, Linda Canniff , Kevin Albern, David Call, Ike Barrows, Randy Ayles- worth, Richard Ballard, Dennis Ashley. SECOND ROWS Dale Brewster, Lisa Bradley, Karen Wetmore, Kevin Brown, Glen Burrows, Rick Armstrong, Terri Ballard, Kevin Brigham, Ronald Bush. BOTTOM ROW: Terri Aten, Linda Canniff, LuAnn Adams, Patricia Brigham, Robin Austin, Jennifer Brown, Michael Adams, Anne Abbott, Eric Ayres, Leslie Buck. NOT IN PICTURE! Wil- liam Aleba, Edward Berry, Willard Bates. IR E! SEVENTH GRADE-MR. ALLEN GLEZEN I I TOP ROW: David Ellerson, James Doolittle, Thomas Ellerson, William Fenton,CiIldY E1110tt, Patricia Dowd, Summer Cave, Nancy Colgan, Joyce Corbin, William Davis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glezen, David Fish, Ronald Darrow, Timothy Driscoll, Daniel Deiss, Thomas Driscoll, Jack Kevin Chapman, Roderick Cowan. BOTTOM ROW! Susan Fiorenza, Cyn- Guy Evans, Michael Chaffee, Clifton Fletcher, Valerie Edmister, Ellerson, Bradley Dunham, thia DePue, Bonnie Coish, Janet Clark, Mark Crooks Pamela Docalavich. NOT IN PICTURE: Harold Carlson, John Cornelius, Robert Crosier, 3? .2 5, m SM , -I EIN A' - SEVENTH GRADE-MR. THEODORE MAMUNES TOP ROW: Rita Hanyon, Carol Glezen, Lynette Gumaer, Kim Gonzales, Patricia Heatherman, Debra Judd, Patricia Forkey, Penny Hugaboom, Dennis Frost, Jack Glezen, Michael Gehm. SEC- OND ROW: Jeffrey Glezen, Allen Henderson, Alan Hopkins, Douglas Hill, William Hogan, Ray- mond Heath, Kurt Huzar, Charles Hayes, Michael Holden, Larry Hodges, Gloria Hendrickson. BOTTOM ROW! Roy Hromada, Patricia Forshee, David Hugaboom, Ronald Hust, Dorothy Haus, John Howland, Linda Jackson, Michael Hamlin, Bruce Gates, Julie Fuller. 42 Seventh Grade Q W l Z , if SEVENTH GRADE-MR. GEORGE RICOTTA TOP ROW! David Setliff, Dennis Randall, Michael Quarella, Rodney Rich, William Smith, Richard Shaylor, Frances Ross. SECOND ROW: Sharon Perry, Linda Smith, Terry Peterson, Eric Rossen, William Samson, Lawrence Silvanic, Douglas Smith, DeForest Peterson, John Roach, Kenneth Pendell. BOTTOM ROW! Denise Quarella, Katherine Seager, Doreen Riley, Starr Pierce,Jeffrey Smith, Stanley Slater, Dorlene Riley, Janet Ross, Richard Patelunas, Charles Shay, Larry Robinson. NOT IN PICTURE: Patty Page, Cynthia Preston, Dennis Riley, Kevin Smith, Mr. Ricotta. f-1 Q . X 3 . ,Lg x , f g ak- .B 47 I ,,i, v ' ' ik ' N. 5 . , g A X 'X .1 Elufe:i f, , ,-3 2 .. ,riz,ux: 'z 1:1 lla' O fL'1 J 9 .Q ,K lahgixx I gfi lllggx tif , E 'AKD ', E ,. 5 ' ' ' ' , -AS5F1J3 H ' 'JL ' i,. V 'Q n ... 1, 5' ' 1 Mega J SEVENTH GRADE-MR. RICHARD THORNTON TOP ROW! Daniel Mullin, Lois Merritt, Michael O'Donne1l Shirle M'l , y 1 es, Mark Lidell, Lois Merritt, Ronald Ludington, Ronald Keibel, James Nechwedowich, William Kisner. SECOND ROW: Le ' M ' ' ' ' ' ' wis erritt, Diane Merwarth, Gordon Lamb, Victoria Lewis, Mark Lindsay, Donna Judd, John O'Donnell, Sharon Loveless, Ronald Kinne Joanne Marks Mr Thornton BOTT , , . . OM ROW! Charles Morelock, Judy Myers, Richard McDonald Debra Kilbury, Gregory Lyman, Jerri Ann , Nancy Kneller. NOT IN PICTURE: Ger- Marecek, David Marsaln, Marilyn Leach, Thomas Lamb ald Knapp, David McMahon. X7 339 T -SM' ik: 9 N rx 1. .QRS xxx'- R Qlus SEVENTH GRADE-MR. RICHARD VERNON TOP ROW: Susan Swan, Roxanne Waterman, Patricia Taylor, Lori Weinzierl, Cindy Yost, Dan iel Web t h ' s er, S aron Worden. SECOND ROW. Amos Sturdevant, Duane Wells Robert Wilson Chris Stevens, Michael Sturdevant, Randall Williams, Earl Spencer, Martin Ticknor, Diane Wildrick, Mr. Vernon. BOTTOM ROW: Faith Zaber, Richard Wade, Glenn Tate, Norman Walter, Ronald Stearns, Carol Wade, Patricia Walsh, Deborah Thompson, Debra Swan, Sharon Traver. 43 Sixth Grade GRADE SIX-MR. GEORGE BRUSH TOP ROWS Jacob Slack, Thomas Byers, Cindy Sternbergh, Margaret Swidowski, Sharon Burkee, Becky Root, Veronica Bush, Edwin Houghtaling. SECOND ROW: Robin Orcutt, Edward Dotter, Ro- bert Davis, Teresa Smith, Mark Stimak, Michael Ross, Robert Bailey, Gail Petraske, Marna Watts. BOTTOM ROW: Frances Osmond, Robert Knickerbocker, Mark Holden, Elizabeth Wade, Jef- frey Parsons, Nancy Czebiniak, Curtis Zanker, Leslie Hartrim, Gary Youmans. NOT IN PICTURE! Robert Aleba, Chris Yost. N . X . ,,,, Y . V ., ,,,k V V,kV ,,.. W, . . . ,V,, , K .. . . .m.,MWM a.,. Al i ,tg .ml- -- A- ...L y Adlhh GRADE SIX-MR. GENE HENDRICKSON TOP ROW: Deborah Sturdevant, Patrick Gehm, Richard Gonzales, Brady Rozell-, Karen Wilson, Kristie Knapp, Royice Harford, Dana Lindow, David Wright. SECOND ROW! Carl Seward, George Poklemba, Cindy Lindsay, Mike Quail, Sharon Hinds,Janet Bailey, Charla Rideout. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Hendrickson, Mary Ann Brown, Cheryl Driscoll, Lois Ballard, Susan Davies, Steven Ber- thiame, Michael Kratzer, Ted Peterson, David McEnaney. NOT IN PICTURE: Steven Birmingham, Allen Decker, Joan Forshee, Julie Hill, Grady Willard. 155' fc. ,t, -, y., iigwpakiw i ff' .f ' V A nl' r, y 173 , -- f'f 'mi O . ' - , 1 5' . J , - , givin, .,,x K. 1, L 1. in , .' ,' iQEE?rE7 Q -T-.......--4' S GRADE SIX-MR. NORMAN KRESGE TOP ROW: David Rudginis, Donald Read, Kandace Miller, Linda Wade, Jarrett Newby, Patricia Sherman, Edward Short, Ronald Vandeburg, David Bryant. SECOND ROWS Mr. Kresge, Mary Lou Miles, Cheryl Kim, Lucinda Bish, Arnold Kircher, Joel Bowman, Timothy Holmes, Leslie Bowen, Corrine Brightsen, Eric Burghardt. BOTTOM ROW: Gregg Smith, Deborah Mc Connell, Joel Hart, Mary Decker, David Stevens, Nancy Ballard, Dolores Ralph, Dorothy Mihalko, Susanne Loveless. NOT IN PICTURE: Paul Heath. 44 1-.W , Sixth Grade V .1 .HM 3 GRADE SIX-MRS. THELMA MONK TOP ROW: Kim Ketchum, Norma Hayes, Anita Ufford, John Houghtaling, Jacklynn Lan- try, Donald Kleine, Kathleen Halloran, Stephen Rozelle, Mitchell McConnell. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Monk, Kevin Smith, Jeffrey Harris, Martin Narozny, Teresa Hyde, Rachael Gaylord, LuAnn Costley, Frank Page, David Walter, Keith Gurney. BOTTOM ROWS Paul Howell, Michael Taylor, Rita Collins, Edward Love, Laura Cotcamp, Laura Stearns, Holly Zopp, Frank Edge, Donald Samson, Darell Bird. NOT IN PICTURE! Mary Ann Aleba. TOP ROW: Anita Ufford, 6th grade-lst prize, Brenda Cave, 5th gr.-3rd prize Greg Sorochinsky, Tom Hibbard, Byron Kellogg, Dan Hibbard. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Ufford, 4th grade-3rd prize, William Croll, 4th grade-lst prize, Karen Mayoris, 5th grade-2nd prize, Roberta Leahy, 5th grade-lst prize, Mary Decker, 6th grade-2nd prize. BOP TOM ROW! Amy Hibbard, 4th grade-2nd prize, Tammy Wood, 3rd gr.-lst prize, Tammy Lindow, 3rd grade-3rd prize, Mary Potoczak, 3rd grade-2nd prize. NOT IN PICTURE: Leslie Rugg-3rd prize FOR DENTAL HEALTH WEEK, grades 3-6 made posters. Winners were given money prizes by Interact boys. V T, .,..o,..g.,..l,.,Ta.,-.., . GRADE SIX-MRS. MARY SHORE TOP ROW: Dennis Karpel, Terry Wescott, Dann Sturdevant,Sherry Gregg, Raelene Mur- phy, Sharon Shafer, Michael Wood, Dan Lindow. SECOND ROW: Robert Pelton, Bruce Eggleston, Danny Ostrander, Patricia Douglas, David Wasson, Ernest Price, Thomas Keibel, Patricia Jones, Kris Ballard. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Shore, Dawn Small, Cindy Gilligan, Cathy Ames, Leslie Rugg, Susanna Jenks, Robert Taylor, Salvatore Haus, Jack Seeley, Michael Driscoll. NOT IN PICTURE! Richard Ellerson, Cynthia Parker, Rita Stanton. 45 Fif'th Grade X GRADE FIVE-MR. BRUCE DeMOND , TOP ROW: Floyd Shaylor, Stephen Matuszewski, Kathy Docalavich, Gary Sutton, Lou Ann Karpel, Donald Gardner. SECOND ROWS Michael Cornelius, Edward Bradley, Laura Parmelee, Nancy Han- yon, Bonnie Marsh, Ricky Weeks, Shane Albern. BOTTOM ROW2 Mr. DeMond, Richard Gates, James Fish, Gregory Burlingame, Mindy Bartholomew, William Travis, Ernest Goodrich, Jay Borne. NOT IN PICTURE: Daryl Seward, Donald Merritt, Perry Marsh. T GRADE FIVE-MRS. VIRGINIA DILLINGHAM TOP ROW: Earl Ballard, Leon Ellerson, William Cook, Wesley Morgan, Ricky Nevel, Jonathan Rook, David Holden, David Swan, Joyce Harford, Vanessa Van Valkenburg. SECOND ROW: Shirley Knapp, Darlene Aylesworth, Thomas Perce, Bambi Ross, Roxanne Tull, Thomas Lindsay, Robert Lee, Ann Holden, Kris Miller. BOTTOM ROWS Mrs. Dillingham, Valerie Brightsen, Kathleen Gransbury, Ronald Perry, Roger Brigham, Kevin Banner, Michael Mesceda, Cheryl Fish, Roberta Leahy, Susan Hart. NOT IN PICTURE: Louanne Borne. is GRADE FIVE-MRS. DIANE ERNST TOP ROW: Kim Kvaltine, Brenda Cave, Gale Klopfer, Kathie Jean Smith, Thomas Samson, Mary Lou Price, Charles Pierce, Howard Kneller, Pamela Ellis, Kevin Page. SECOND ROWS Iesa La Due, Ronald Lidell, Dana Dean, Thomas DePue, Ronald Jones, Linda Shrauger, Linda Barrows, Suzanne Page, Louanne Falciola, Robin Austin. BOTTOM ROW! Mrs. Ernst, James Bender, Dennis Stoeckel, Richard Bell, Mary Jo Mott, Mitchel Quail, Russell Craver, Leo Patelumas, Alan Gorham, Debra Kimball. NOT IN PICTURE! Deborah Knapp. 46 -.N .-+--- 1 'Q rf-cn Fif' th Grade Y ,.,. -,.. . ...,,. 4 , . . -..., ...,,-,- -, l,4..,..,., ,, . , GRADE FIVE-MISS ANDREA FISHER TOP ROW: Craig Monk, Jeffrey Hess, Roberta Glezen, Theresa Irish, Gail Hurlbut, Bonnie Brown, Joanne Barrows, Kathy Short, Richard Marsh. SECOND ROW! Miss Fisher, Christopher Howland, Candy Hohmann, Robert Murrer, Diana Burford, Wilma Aten, Randel Cowan, Bruce Free- man, Timothy Shields. BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Waterman, Sue Heath, Lanny Peake, Karen Mayoros Laura Oliver, Raymond Compeau, James Preston, Jerry Ellerson, James Wade. NOT IN PICTURE? Herbert Richardson. 3 ix fri ltiw Il-1 GRADE FIVE-MRS. ANNA GLEZEN TOP ROW! Janet Myers, Michael David, Christopher Williams, Richard Wagner, Marcia Doolittle, Kelly Ketchum, Kenneth Burlingame, Penny Ahsmann, Cheryl Deiss. SECOND ROW! James Crosier, Steven Gorney, James Ellis, Richard Anderson, Michael Kemak, Gary Kimble, Terry Lindow, Susan Sorochinsky. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Glezen, Carol Shay, Jody Orcutt, Reginald Brown, Sharon Mur- phy, Marlene Mihalko, Delores Poklemba, Sandra Sedora, Pamela Ross. NOT IN PICTURE! Kenneth Borne, Timothy Byers, Kevin Lantry, Christine McNeilly. GRADE 5-MRS. FLORENCE ROYS TOP ROW: Jeffrey Sinclair, Cathy Simpson, James Evans,,Roger Gehm, Jonathon Chapman, Roger Ellerson, Larry Hayes, Catherine Osick, Sandra Jones. SECOND ROW! Philip Penningroth, Re- becca Hamlin, Debra Rozelle, Judy Lewis, Martin Compeau, Patricia Jenks, Richard Lewis, Bev- erly Goodrich, Donald David. BOTTOM ROWS Mrs. Roys, Terri Crooks, Pamela Ellison, Bonnie Beck, Valerie Kinne, Cathleen Clark, Cathy Blaine, Edmund Clark, Scott Hust, Kyle Bianco. NOT IN PICTURE: James Gilligan, Richard Marks. 47 q Fourgtlj Greide W' - T 1 , , I X ,B 'f Q ' I X :'S 'Vw, .e -36: ' --'ai P. ,1 . R 5 C , , i - . - 0 Lg 1 , K . Q 1, ff J Q- A Jig . 5 K 1' ' '45 Q va 3 1' , ,SEEN 'Pri A f' X my 'Lwll '1'l ,L ... .must GRADE FOUR-MRS. LINDA MYERS BERCUME TOP ROW! Raymond Samson, James Arrow, Michael Hayes, Scott Clark, Christopher Cave, William Wheeler, Peggy Fisher, Andrea Swan, Juli Zipay, Elizabeth Billings, Jeanore Joslin. SECOND ROW: Ronald Carlson, Steven Ross, Charles Forkey, Roger Boyce, Harry Spangenburg, David Pel- ton, Jane Lindow, Pamela Tate, Desirae Dean, Sharon Brigham, Patricia Wyskowski. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Bercume, Linda Robinson, Kathryn Ticknor, Anita Buchanan, Violet Wood, Dean Travis,Ban bara Burlingame, Jeffrey Stanton, Wayne Scank, Brian Wheeler. GRADE FOUR-MISS EVA HOWLAND TOP ROW: Wallice Henrichson, Ruth Knapp, Dann Cook, Kenneth Ford, Robert Hogan, Mary Eliza- beth Potter, James Hayes, Glenn Crowningshield, James Howell, Sherry Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Miss Howland, Maureen Halloran, Scott Ufford, William Neubauer, Thomas Czebiniak, Jan Bur- ford, Allan Bennett, William Holden, Walter Bailey, Beth Bowman, Todd Conroe. BOTTOM ROW: Amy Hibbard, Karen Murphy, Brian Hayes, Maria Silvanic, Cindy Courtney, Brent Wheeler, Kelly Pangburn, Vickie Peake, Pamela Glezen, Cynthia Burkee. NOT IN PICTURE: Tammy Knapp, Shan- non Sears. GRADE FOUR-MR. WILLSON MALCHAK TOP ROW: Denise Smith, Cynthia Wright, Bonnie Folmsbee, Holly Stanton, Donna Merritt, Rich- ard Elliott, Donald Harper, Randy Holden, Kenneth Roe, Gary Madden. SECOND ROW: Michael Craver, Murray Pratt, Pamela Rounsville, Ronald Burford, Coleen Gilligan, Susan Rudginis, Lena Slack, Steven Pelton, Keith McGrath, Debra Zanker. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Malchak, Annette Dauley, Chris Ballard, Janet Hopkins, Theresa Osmond, Scott Helt, Donald Riley, John Walter, Donald Swarts, William Croll, Tad Murray. NOT IN PICTURE: Debra Travis. 48 Fourth Grade v4 a. M. GRADE FOUR-MRS. RUTH PEEBLES TOP ROW: Arthur Baxter, James Price, Clayton Lindow, John Osick, Enid Ballard, Cynthia Hebbard, Terry Fendick, David Kleine, Mark Sorochinsky, Danny David. SECOND ROW! Frank Haus, William Bruce, Gary Pierce, Peggy Parmelee, Brenda Pixley, Mark Hill, David Confer, Donna McNeilly, James Mihalko, Valerie Burlingame, Charles Thompson. BOTTOM ROW! Mrs. Peebles, Cheryl Lewis, Brenda Mardirosian, Eric Stockton, Darlene Ellis, Reta Quail, Nancy Berthiaume, Kathryn Archer, Kathleen Decker, Clarence Wilcox, Rebecca Fletcher. fi GRADE FOUR-MRS. NELLIE RICHARDS TOP ROW: Mary Beth Pendell, Dennis Bush, Debra Stout, Marjorie Marsh, Susan Penningroth, Yvonne Dauley, Brooke Tymeson, Ronald Elliott, Robert Vandeburg, Edward David, Steven Hronh ada. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Richards, Linda Keibel, Julia Stickley, Sandra Wade, Phillip French, Randall Lainhart, Gregory Nichols, Jeffrey Costley, Ernest Howland, Louise Lindow. BOTTOM ROW: Joy Williams, Mary Ann Irish, Timothy VanDusen, Douglas Holmes, Ralph Taylor, John Driscoll, Michael Halloran, Tammy Peterson, Kimberly Wittig. NOT IN PICTURE: John Ellerson, Beth Willard. iiguly-'lhliqhnu-.F A A GRADE FOUR-MISS RUTH YOUNG TOP ROW: Annette Lindow, Miss Young, Daniel Call, David Sturdevant, John McCarthy, Mark Weeks, Richard Kircher, Donald Tull, Cindy Kleine. SECOND ROW: Karen Gerst, Linda Aleba, Jerry Mullin, Stephen Marsh, Marcy Perce, Randy Lord, James Presley, Betty Stevens, Colleen DuMond. NOT IN PICTURES Mary Docalavich, Richard Shurtleff, Arnold Parker, Ronald Leach, Bruce Wells. 49 wll Third Grade O.lQg, GRADE THREE-MRS. CLEO ABBOTT TOP ROW: Diane Kim, Jannet Brown, Kelly Stahl, Joan Corbin, Theresa McKewin, William Shay- lor, Robert Jones, Kevin Harford, Wesley Monk, David Hayes. SECOND ROW! JoAnn Welsh, John Sinclair, Curtis Yost, Julie Peake, Catherine Miner, Dawn Hinman, Holly Gregg, Pamela Hyde. Susan Stearns, Lisa Falciola, Mark Hust, Wayne DuMond. NOT IN PICTURE! Gregory Driscoll, Jenny Lee Gilligan. GRADE THREE-MISS VERA BUSH TOP ROW: Joseph Ballard, Steven Sutton, Jeffery Williams, Jody Hess, Mary Potoczak, Voyal Miller, Jon Hurlbut, Marc Burford, Keith Banner James Iwaniuk. SECOND ROW: Shawn Co , nroe Kathleen Wade, Judy Pendell, Marie Carney, Janet Bonker, Linda VanKaren, Pamela Benjamin, Eileen Shrauger, Diane Fiorenza. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Bush, Susan Hiser, Beverly Kratzer, Mark Hodges, Robert Page, Fawn Gonzalis, Eunice Knapp, Pamela Archer, Michelle Brightsen, Shawn Costley. ,,,..,G.G,x.,..,,,,....4.,..k,., Ga-, , G ..,. G ,... ,.,,. EG ..,, ,..,.,,,... ,,,. G. G G ,JM i,GG MT, iw., ,., , G G ,. 4'.',...L...,... '! ' I .. ,. h 3, HW I I 4 4 L 3, G i A , , , 4 I I, 3' , G is 'Gix i kx G, L .Q gg A 4 J . i-f ' f-1, .-Q, W in G Tlff- iff GRADE THREE-MRS. SUSAN FORT TOP ROW: Donald Braman, Christine Ward, Carolee Shirley, Sarah Stabler, Christine Presley, Jonathon Wasson, Mervin LaDue, Barry Bruce, Terri Bush. SECOND ROW: Nancy Lindow, Thomas McDonald, Catherine Schultz, Shawn Freeman, Debbie Goodrich, Karen Stockton, Stephen Hul- bert, Donald Ballard, Dale Kim. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Fort, Marjorie Mihalko, Jean Livingston, Alecia Adamek, Dale Holden, Barbara Loveless,Michael Knapp, Sharon Pelton, Stephen Corliss, Pamela Brigham. 50 '-lv Third Grade S GRADE THREE-MRS. DORIS KNAPP TOP ROW: Mark Mesceda, Chris Leach, Thomas Rook, Karen Rugg, Ann Mras, Mary Piech, Ellerson, Paul Ballard, Janette Huzar. SECOND ROW: Pamela Swan, Kenneth Ketchum, Tillotson, Susan Wade, Susan Mott, Mark Schermerhorn, Timothy Heath, Susan Compeau, Rozelle. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Knapp, Debra Wilcox, Michael Murphy, Jennifer Stickley, Smith, Jean Forshee, Tammy Sickles, Denise Bird, Diane Brightsen, Brian Crooks. 'ui C Scott Kathy Sally Chris GRADE THREE-MRS. BESSIE LESLIE TOP ROWS Howard Stoddard, Kathleen Swidowski, Pamela Stout, Patricia Nicholson, Kevin Pres- ton, Ronald Nevel, Tammie Lindow, Lucille Hyde, Dwayne Shotwell. SECOND ROW: Terri Corson James Seeley, Laura Sickles, Darlene Wildrick, Kathleen Lusk, Tamara Wood, Edward Spencer Adeline Bryant, Cindy Brown. BOTTOM ROW! Mrs. Leslie, Amy Jo Nichols, Dennis Compeau, Mary Ann Mardirosian, Kenneth Knapp, Debra Holt, Patricia Samson, Robin Sturdevant, Roderick Pierce. NOT IN PICTURE: Steven Krna. . Brian Taylor, Gary Holmes, David Lewis Mrs. Robilotto, Tim' nison, John Bennett Travis. GRADE THREE-MRS. EILEEN ROBILOTTO TOP ROW: Judy Glezen, Mindy Boyce, Tom McNeilly, Joy Byers, Mike McEnaney, Pam Stockholm McKewin. SECOND ROW: Scott Steidle, Susan Craft, Debbie Wood, Norma , Bobby Pangburn, Judy Rickerson, Lita Cook, Paul Walker. BOTTOM ROW Buchanan, Henry Harper, Roxanne Pierce, Joan Knickerbocker, Denise Den- , Michelle Smith, Cliff Ceurter, Dale Simpson. NOT IN PICTURES Laurel 51 Sixth Grade V .Z Q, .LX fir gf gift ,- . M GRADE SIX-MRS. CAROLYN WILLIAMS-MRS. MARION SPRAGUE TOP ROW: Cindy Teribury, Janet Waterman, Jeanne Corbin, John Fuller, Mark Good rich, Christine Heath, Donna Gardner, Joanne Nevel, Clifford Lindow. BOTTOM ROW Mrs. Sprague, David Utter, Victor Mullin,Steven Marks, Kenneth Aleba, Janet Holt Donald Brewster, Jeffrey Jones, Kenneth McGrath, Dean Ralph. NOT IN PICTURE Vickie David, Mrs. Williams. ---1. MR. WAGNER'S 84 MEMBERS of the TRAINING BAND are chosen from in- strumental music students from grades 5, 6, and 7 who are not yet proficient enough to play in the Junior High Band. SPECIAL CLASS-MRS. LODENA SNYDER TOP ROW: Karl Burghardt, Brian Worden, Cynthia Simonds, Edward Winston. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Snyder, Daniel Watts, David Gardner, Richard Gardner, Steven Randall, John Brown. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Burkee. Prirvwary Special Class 52 Q.,-.5.,...,4, , Third Grade 84 Alosentees V3- GRADE THREE-MRS. ELIZABETH SLATER TOP ROWS Kurt Ellerson, Dale Gerst, Kenneth Fischer, Scott Boyce, Mark Sears, Dale Hayes, Dennie Crowningshield, Edmond 0'Donne1l. SECOND ROW: Mary Ticknor, Ronda Randall, Darlene Underwood, Constance Cooper, Charles Brown, Walter Aleba, Paul Hromada, Thomas Wheeler. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Slater, Carol Clark, Karen Vandeburg, Sherry Preston, Elizabeth Couch, James Leach, Scott Johnson, Edward Farrow, Douglas Watts. f'f 'i ENGLISH work challenges Mrs. Monk's MRS. ROYS' students read Social Stud- 6th graders. ies IGSSOH. ABSENTEES-GRADES 3-6 TOP ROW: Donald Merritt, Richard Ellerson, Paul Heath, Chris Yost, Robert Burkee, Vickie David, Mary Ellen Docalavich, Arnold Parker. SECOND ROW! Robert Aleba, Steven Krna, Mark Hugaboom, Ronald Leach, Timothy Byers, Christine McNeilly, Debra Travis, Cindy Parker. BOTTOM ROWS Daryl Seward, Tom Decker, Arthur Sturdevant, John Ellerson, Beth Willard, Jen- ny Gilligan, Debbie Knapp, Shannon Sears, Tammy Knapp, Laurel Travis. 53 C.E Iolg. Adanfms B flUBKHISHFIUFKWFIIHHIIUUFIW F -:-f- . -wr:------ A 3 A V ffl? -g4,, ,I i:??i?aW.- i 1, b. Qql ' , LB... ' js' 21? ...the start 0 I a lifctim 55 G C. E. Adarns School X I .4 1,31 M' --if P aa, W Nettie J. Clark M.S.-Cortland Elem. Principal ww y w .M-ggi, an we-5 iiigwfs iziffefiffilili' 5. ...:.,-m..M hmm W, rn.. v 'ian JACK BEVAN is custodian at C.E. Adams School. REBECCA TATE delivers mail to all buildings, drives bus and substi- tutes in 3 - 6 building for lady janit- ors. Due to a small but steadily increasing growth in enrollment, an extra section was added in grades one, two, and three. With seven sections, each class size has been smaller allowing for more individ- ualized instruction. Provision also was made for extra instrumental music and an increase from half to full time speech therapy. On the other side of the pic- ture the elementary school will suffer a great loss with the retirement of four veteran teachers at the end of this school year. 4-im.. jk xx! V . .V , CAFETERIA AIDES Walter Smith and Ann Waters. V 4 ,fipma-,., ,a,I ,W J, ii gg. 'k-' VTf iii L' L' vw eihqcih gm 'W , iQAIlafi - f' , , 1 C.E. ADAMS CUSTODIANS Left to right: Eunice Ticknor, Orra Hayes Ruth Simpson Marguerite Theleman, Robert Theleman, Paul Sherwood, head custodian. A , 1 ,E QQ' 'f,, ' is V ,,t A, N , , ' egg W' -- 3, i', ' if ,157 - g , Ei M 1 ' ' 'N V' 8 ser the A Q ,w-f 5 LQ- - 1 CAFETERIA Left to Right: Jane Parton, Stella West, Dorothy Murphy, mgr., Gertrude Lewis. NOT IN PICTURE: Marion Dunham. J.vf-1.1,-Mq.ng'w-g . 3.4 7 in NX Q YL' Nancy Abbott Helen Albright Rena Carpenter B.E. B.A. - M.S. Mansfield Cortland-Kdg. Cortland-Kdg. Kindergarten Virginia Mitchell M.S. Cortland-Kdg. Gladys Smith B.S. Cortland-Kdg. 6-' Ida Brannon Plattsburgh Nv- Mary DeYoe M.S. Cortland-Gr. 1 Mrs. Vickery's class is ready for Spring. Elsie Walling B.S. Cortland-Kdg. Miss Gehm's class thinks of Easter. Barbara Gustainis B.S. Oswego-Gr. 1 57 Margaret Clinton Gr. 1 Cortland 2 A 'x , -nad., tg e f' Judith Hoag B.S. Cortland-Gr. 1 4 .Q 5 ,f Sallee Jenks Harriette Sickler Connie Conklin B-S- M.S. B.S. Cortland-Gr. 1 Cortland-Gr. 1 Geneseo-Gr. 2 Darleen Farrell B.S. Oneonta-Gr. 2 , Magic color attracts Mrs. Farre11's class 'CII ff 'iix Connie Hodges Potsdam Gr. 2 Miss Arnold chats with lst graders. Beverly Vickery Beth Neuls B.S. B.M.E. Cortland-Gr. 2 Nebraska-Elem. Music 58 A Ruth Crowell B.R.E.-Gr. 2 Baptist Bible Sem. Sue Gehm M.S. Cortland-Gr. 2 Ann Jones B.R.E.-Gr. 2 Baptist Bible Sem. Mildred Ray B.S.-Syracuse R.N. GRADE TWO-M TOP ROW! B Rounsville, thy Youngs, Quail, Mrs. Page, Richa Interact bo For Dental mitted the Contest. GRADE TWO-MR TOP ROWS Jo Randy Frost 'i -. . J.'.'.-s'-1:3-'i, ' ff , flfrf, Wm- wmv . , . 1 . . -..,, fi RS. ANN JONES arbara Braman, Kenneth Ticknor, Jeffery Higham, Patty Lane, Karen Lindsay, Jerry Michael Parkhurst, Linda Brown, Debra Kuhr. SECOND ROW! Bonnie Elliott, Timo- Steven Seward, Denise Clark, Lana Lindow, Timothy Heatherman, Tammi Roe, Tina Jones. BOTTOM ROW! Rose Marie Stalker, Lorraine Cook, Lewis Hart, Richard rd Barrows, David Murrer. NOT IN PICTURE: Carmen Hayes, Ray Mortenson. Second Grade 1 TOP ROW: Dan Hibbard, Tom Hibbard, Greg Sorochinsky, Byron Kellogg. Royal Court of Smiles: MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Young, Stephen Potoczak, Richard Vande- burg, Patricia Halloran, Jean Simpson, Margaret Bennett. BOTTOM ROW! Paul Earl, Jr.-King, Carman Eaton-Queen. ys crowned the winners in K-2 Health Week K-2 students sub- ir own pictures in a Smiles fi 5 V 1 V.- , 1 . I f 5 Q , 5 3 K b z L3 vf' .y 9? ' 3 f L36 f t 2 ' LEi?ZZW?i2ia ',, A 'r r , tvv- A J 1 '- .gwbawmhwgkw S. BEVERLY VICKERY hn O'Donnell, Laura Karpel, Dorothy Chapman, Kenneth Swarts, Cathleen Swan, Brenda Brown SECOND ROW: Terri Pierce, Daniel Foster, William Gehm, Diane Dauley, Stephen Naholnik Dorleen Perce Anthony Karpien, Kevin Eggleston. BOTTOM ROW! Amy Bowman, St Joann Lynch 3 3 even Stearns, Jill craft, Steven Gates, Lisa McGuire, Julie Smith, Dale Riley, , Mrs. Vickery. NOT IN PICTURE: James Hulse, Glenn Knickerbocker. 59 1 Second Grade if 3 5 E 5 3 5 5 GRADE TWO-MISS CONNIE CONKLIN TOP ROW: Wayne Ellerson, Ted Berry, Gary Foster, Phyllis Hall, Jeffrey Worden, Laurie Kilbury, Sherry Ross. SECOND ROW! Douglas Edsall, Suzette Carman, Sally Call, Stephen Barrows, Mary Haus, Mari Jo Montemagno, Jeff Anderson, John Verry, Annette Pratt, Miss Con- klin. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Dowd, Michael Poklemba, Donna Lewis, Lori Ann Gordon, Alan Dean, Gwen Neild, Randy Beck, Ann Walter, James Shields. GRADE TWO-MISS RUTH CROWELL TOP ROW! Mark Piech, Edward Osick, Thomas Gagnon, Michael Piros, Ronald Docalavich, Carol Fish, June Merritt, Rose Marie Kisner, Cynthia Underwood, Miss Crowell. SECOND ROW: Carol Forkey, Lisa Presley, Kevin Brown, Rochelle Lamb, Mark Lewis, Dale Wells, Frank Stockholm, William Ingraham. F 7 GRADE TWO-MRS. DARLEEN FARRELL TOP ROW: Paul Earl, Shawn Murphy, Ralph Shaylor, Terry Edson, Mary Hyde, Rebecca Shearer, Thomas Doty, Jill Corbin, Jerry Willis, Mrs. Farrell. SECOND ROW: Vicki Strong, Elaine Welsh, Randy Boyce, Pete Stimak, Robert Lantry, Patricia Halloran, Mason Howell, Carlita Ward. BOTTOM ROW: Terri Stanton, Robert Wagner, Trudy Peterson, Marilyn Brigham, Timothy Slack, Mary Czebiniak, Jeffrey Johnson, Lisa DePue. NOT IN PICTURE: Bonita Rudd. 60 Second Graole 5 5 GRADE TWO-MISS SUE GEHM TOP ROW! Rochelle Boyea, James Ford, Kelly Zopp, Richard Vandeburg, Roy Anderson, Mary Lou Houghtaling, Cheryl Wittig, Scot Sears, Miss Gehm. SECOND ROW! Robin Griffith, Marolyn Marsh, Michael Freije,Patrick Madden, Tina Edwards, Douglas Pogorzelski, Robert Lusk, Sher- rill Stahl. BOTTOM ROW: Carmen Eaton, Debbie Smith, Scott Patak, Cindy Call, Sherri Hawley Todd Flahavan, Mary O'Donnell, Brian Hust. NOT IN PICTURE: Scott Ward, Daniel Ballard. ,x, A GRADE TWO-MRS. CONNIE HODGES TOP ROW: John Marecek, Christopher Bradley, James Barrows, Robert Orcutt, Daniel Ralph, Richard Boneski, Scott Burghardt, Edward Bryant. SECOND ROW! Jeffrey Ashley, Rex Driscoll, Rosemary Matuszewski, Cheryl Lidell, Sara Twining, Patricia Slingerland, Bonnie Bruce, Mer- ilee Shirley, Mrs. Connie Hodges. BOTTOM ROW: Geoffrey Knapp, Karen Fiorenza, Jeffrey Hinds, Gail Banner, Deborah Young, Carole Davies, Donna Knapp. NOT IN PICTURE: Christopher Petraske, Thomas Youngs. . W, T k A t , S: 1 lift 5? Q . E M fe 5 ,S 5 E .f E - 2 Q - E , . i 3. 3 n . i . 55 Ns- v 1 1 4 I I 6 GRADE ONE-MRS. HARRIETTE SICKLER TOP ROW: Joseph Stout, Christine Albern, Douglas Terry, Robert Hulburt, Sadie Ellerson, Sherry Randall, Thomas Shurtleff, Mrs. Sickler. SECOND ROW: Brenda Waterman, Patrick Knapp, Pearl Baxter, Todd Stockton, Pamela Forkey, Catherine Carlson, Norma Hanyon. BOTTOM ROW: Penny Young, Denise Riley, Tina Piech, Donald Page, Mark Mardirosian, Winton Young, Richard Hand. 61 First Grade s r E GRADE ONE-MRS. TOP ROW: Dale nie Dennison, ROW: Sherry Q Paul Rozelle, topher Taylor IDA BRANNON Kleine, Andrew Mihalko, Sandra Jenks, K John Hayko, Timothy uail, Nita Wilcox, Do Anita Bryant,Robert , Susan Samson, Scott Ross, S uglas B Gagnon. Hiser, tephen Judd, rown, Thomas BOTTOM ROW: Tina Wade, R T' 'f I W 1 5 Q QE 525 evin Armstrong, Glenda Shrauger, Bon- Gordon Wescott, Mrs. Brannon. SECOND Addley, Stephen Potoczak,Julia Aleba, Brenda Dudek, Michelle Pierce, Chris- ichard Shirley, Charles Mras. 5 cg' ilu GRADE ONE-MRS. MARGARET CLINTON TOP ROW: Everett McIntosh, Michael Brainard, Fletcher Whitesell, Richard Glezen,Kelly West- fall, Steven Tillotson, Dale Hinman, Patricia Miner, Jeffrey David, Mrs. Clinton. SECOND ROW: Joyce DuMond, Brian Wescott, Laura Farrow, Timothy Borne, Linda Gehm, Susan Pelton, Deborah Duhlmeier, Stephen Miles. BOTTOM ROW: Kirk Aten, Carol Manwaring, Donald Goodrich, James Wilcox, Dorrie Stoddard, Dennis Warner, Lowell Carman, Melody LaDue. NOT IN PICTURE: Joseph Hust. g v ' ff Y R' E E A aft , gc Q M Q .1 , 1 Q y. . , 5 , A . 1 1 2 , I s I Q ,f 3 X f Z ,Q ' 5 v N A 4 v GRADE ONE-MRS. MARY MARGARET DEYOE TOP ROW: Walter Rideout, Thomas Sturdevant, Joseph Pendell, laces, Nicholas Zopp, William Couch, Randall Crowningshield, Mark Corteville, Mrs. DeYoe SECOND ROW: Andrew Ross, Preston Marye, Dana Stockton, Teresa Fortunato, Tamara Conroe, Rodney Barton, Renee Hayes, Craig Hurlbut. BOTTOM ROW: James Gates, Arthur Boyce, David Nicholson, Matthew Gorney, Kathleen Wood, Jean Simpson, Rhonda Hyde, Nancy Boyce. NOT IN PICTURE: C1 aire Hebbard. 62 Darlene Sears, Carie Jo Capa- First Grade 5 Q , ,,,, . .. , , w I 1 1 l Af f 5 f f 52 f i ' 2 f f 9' ' ' 3 i i 1 3 0, Q - 5 if ' . f 2 i V' Q 3 I , 5 5 A 2 i 5 fi ' . J - li 5 5 XL L an 4 Q Q, , i x f Fx sivigim: + , - l UW: fijiff i n , . ,mfg-?E.' , 1 - - , ' b 1,3 '.x I3 A W' 1 GRADE ONE-MRS. BARBARA GUSTAINIS TOP ROW: Diane Vandeburg, Shawn McNeilly, Jack Spencer, Lorrie Kratzer, David Pixley, Chris Thompson, Donald Gerst, Russell Ballard, Mrs. Gustainis. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Palmeter, Bobby Mayoros, June Edge, Susan Gehm, John Arrow, James Brown, Kevin Craver, Keith Wagner. BOTTOM ROW: Jeffrey Slyker, Dean Adams, Paul Sheptock, Bonnie Banner, Linda Roat, Kathaleen Knapp, Deborah Doolittle, Shelly Ballard. NOT IN PICTURE: Carolyn Marsh, Richard Schmidt Kevin Weeks, John Hess. l Y Q, GRADE ONE-MRS. JUDITH HOAG TOP ROW! Judith Samson, Wendy Lipton, Trudy Glezen, Alan Cook, Ronald Gardner, Raymond Theleman, Geoffrey Rugg, Gordon Fuller, Mrs. Hoag. SECOND ROW! Daniel Davis, Barbara Stur- devant, Brenda Weismore, Mary Nechwedowich, Nancy Holden, James Williams, Cynthia Storer, Linda Freije. BOTTOM ROW: Leif Ayers, Robert Stevens, Brian Marsh, David Schmidt, Roger Morgan, Duane Ralph, Barry Crooks, Martin Quarella. NOT IN PICTURES James Wilson, Craig Joyce. I 1 GRADE ONE-MRS. SALLEE JENKS TOP ROW: Joyce Hall, Craig Van Kuren, Randy Peake, William Haynes, Dennis Driscoll, Dana Madden, Lee Rupert, James Burford, Mrs. Jenks. SECOND ROW: Jeffery Cargin, Theodore Fen- dick,Carolyn Croft, Scott Poyer, Kelly Mochel, Michael Harter, Jeanette Gaylord, Ralph For- key. BOTTOM ROW! Dale Brown, Melanie Brightsen, Mary Lou McKewin, Linda Rudginis, Carl Hodges, Brian Cotcamp, Robin Piech, Traci Nickerson. NOT IN PICTURE: Robin Archer, William Lantry. 63 rrrrr ' 'rw Arf'-4fnYwe-- esfww-f W . L Kindergarten . S . 1 -S 5 gl.y'i'k1 4 rn ig: V ' 1 'I . Q N, ' 4 Q if w iris bf, v t nVw,rigQwjxY - .1 ,J - 2 W N W N X ' 3 Q I- P ,Abit-U ' ,Q rf 1 A ,ra T. -S ' if -f-. - - ,, , W. ' f, N L y lr i 3' 'J ' Qu f Y 'Q' V fi U.. 1 ,ffl . . . ,, . ,-iff' effseffffkq has ......- A ' . KINDERGARTEN-MRS. NANCY ABBOTT TOP ROW: Laurel Wood, James Ross, Karl Knapp, Paula Shields, Scott Tingley, Nancy Swan, Otis Ellerson, Russell Jenks, William Savage, John Aylesworth, Mrs. Abbott. SECOND ROW: Marsha Hayes,Evaline LaDue,Loretta Young,Jeffrey Docalavich, Ronald Ceurter, Anita Schultz, Yolanda Stabler, Lori Ann Gardner, Cynthia Penningroth. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Brown, Lyn Marie Knapp, Barbara Brightsen, Michael Billings, Martha Potoczak, Thomas Peterson, James Perce, Gary Ellis, Denise Smith. NOT IN PICTURE! Todd Wilson, Lori Ann Crowningshield Peter Jo Winston. ' it A 5 5 2 A E 5 ' KINDERGARTEN-MISS HELEN ALBRIGHT TOP ROW: Richard Boughton, Francis Slingerland, Roderick Nicholson, Patti Boyce, Krystal Cook, Cheryl Vandeburg, Suzanne Corliss, Kimberly Franklin, James Stahl, Eric Kemak, Gary Haus, Miss Albright. SECOND ROW: Lori Lee Igmhii, Valerie Peake, Roger Lee, victor Ben- nett, Michael Savage, Charles Boulton, Michael Rozelle, Stephen Aleba, Cecil Hall. BOTTOM ROW! Cathy Fish, Anita Marye, Stephanie Benjamin, Scott Costley, Robert Davies, Thomas Car- man, Anne O'Donnell, Ann Marie Hughes, Penny Griffith. NOT IN rPICTUREf Lynne Bradley, Phillip Fletcher. NW, , , . E ,,,.,, J N ' ' 3 1' 3 2 5 , A ' 1 x 5 f, 2 S, s . ,efxiwi ,. ,H E . , , . . My uarix Y x I! ' :gf X V 5 2, X T il K I KINDERGARTEN-MRS. RENA CARPENTER TOP ROW: Tina Dennison, Kathy Folmsbee, Thomas Stabler, David Karpien, Kelly Shurtleff, Douglas Hill, John Wade, Valeri Lusk, James Braman, Richard Thompson. SECOND ROW! Deborah Gehm, Mary Mesceda, Paulette Naholnik, Tina Farrow, Mark Brown, Carl Weinzierl, Beverly La Belle, Charles Ellerson, Mary Whitesell. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Watts, John Carney, Debra Ma- dak, Joy Corbin, Virginia Mott, William Rounsville, Richard Frost, Dale Dean, Pamela Pres- ley, Gregory Mayoros. NOT IN PICTURE! Dana Cowan, Sindy Hawley. 64 L d,,,v,i,. wvm-- -- Kindergarten I X N , f W X . . .I t ,. - 1 5' S G fi Y 'ii I 5 - 5 Q Q 'S .SQ s-. 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I xt T ir? nfl Q .L ff 1 X ct B I ,L E m if I I I 1 4 S L B X 73 . , vi, i i , . ., 9 '.-1+,'Qya 54- 1'1r , f ,iji7?W:ffI ?f:1 V,4ff' Q gy,-f 5 L, A-.1 . . .1n, ., ...,., , im , , ,A S--M uf Wnfg f TOP ROW: Daniel Wasson, Terrence Brown, Donna McKewin, Cameron Stoddard, James Knowlden, Dora Jeanne Barrows, Mary Margaret Smith, Connie Fish, Jerome Spencer, Mrs. Mitchell. SEC- OND ROW: Cheri Frost, Lorraine Terry, Scott Craver, Susan King, Patricia Young, Edward Freije, Jonathan Miles, Keith Boyce, Tamara Nichols. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Franklin, Connie Wood, Debra Jenks, Karen Knapp, Brian Wilcox, Walter Irish, Aaron Tyler, Nolan Mullin, Ter- esa Hyde. NOT IN PICTURE: Lisa Ellis, William Gransbury, ? 1 5 W 5 5 ' I 5 Lance Gregg. ' -.i'i..,2 LA VIZR ' -' Y Y Ibwlfiftis' I , + Lgilfiliw. E . v it Q if 1,5f:Envs .i . -, KINDERGARTEN-MRS. GLADYS SMITH TOP ROW: Mrs. Smith, Dean Driscoll, Barbara Breutsch, Donald Howell, Lorraine David, Bonnie Couch, Lynn Lynch, Margaret Bennett, Karman Klock, Lisa Smith, Joy Stalker, SECOND ROW! Sheila Gerst, Gary Billings, Kenneth Zanker, Timothy Stockholm, Thomas Boyea, Kevin Halloran. BOTTOM ROW: Hope Murray, Debra Eaton, Glenn Walls, David Stickley, PICTURE: Thomas Gilligan. Randy Glezen, Teresa Wiley, - X Valerie Barrows, Donald Wheeler, Tammy Ahsmann, John Frost. NOT IN 5 I 5 S 5 1 I 5 5' I S2 . J Q 2 1 . Q , 3 . , -, -X V, ,.,,f, 'kf', K fi' V As, g f' , I ' -in W .. 2 g . 3. S, Q 5 rt- N i 2 X. - . A , w my a A f b 5. .. , ' L Sv, . uf S g , E . ,fm X . fra i lf, '. Y .dy ,iaxn .. , . ' , - X kk .. , Y A . 4 ts, . 75 cf' 'QI 52' I X' x'1fQ 1vX.a ' s I 1- 'Q S ' - M7 ?T'- ,aff- I, r- , -sf - f - ad 1 p . - I . V X - me .. E ., 'S as X 'gif ai- 'E I ' ff . f S ' Q Y . ' ' ,Q-ff I -X ig ,, ,..., -S ..-- A , .-,. .,,+ 5- N, M , 5 I ,R . I , K . , , Q 45, . - X, B f J . J., r' -.wr fr V, V . ' 1 , 313 gn ' ,,.' ,jp If i,'p,,' , S S S S arf? ' T 'Mi .vee - nrnve . .4 , 1 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. ELSIE WALLING A TOP ROW! Orrin Pendell, Lance Fuller, Mark Cave, Delores Leonard, John Ford, David Piros, Jamie Bryant, Richard Sasina, Gordon Stanley. SECOND ROW: Susan Couch, Eric Higham, Karen Holt, Carol Westfall, Tina Willis, John Wirth, Lori Baxter, Brian Corteville, Rita Glezen, Janice Harris, BOTTOM ROW: Charles DuMond, Brenda Sternbergh, Melissa Forkey, Jacklyn Lin- dow, Callise'Ward, Scott Strong, Shelley Sickles, Deborah Jones, Andrew Leahy, Ernest Moss, Mrs. Walling. NOT IN PICTUREI Timothy Lantry. 65 I S . -x 2.5-1 .I 5. nf A W -f.. Jlnj' Lenin 'r'2I,f,f+.cL Sfaven Gai?-9 Dah' Yldwhw ,PH 1 flu-ll-:lu .,.,,,g,V,-My J , S1 1 5 gi: iff, it f A , s ii A Q 1 , . we. J j .mai it Q 1 1 ,2 I Q. 5 PM M' , 5 i f' 'Q 5, q A., . 9 1 A W 3' 1 ia mf? S 1: ':': , 4- 1 1 ,ggi , Q 'E' it Q1 r Q' ,S on L . . 15 . x W , giafiv fu ABSENTEES-C. E. ADAMS SCHOOL-K-2 TOP ROW: Thomas Youngs, Thomas McDonald, Douglas Nolan, Scott Ward, Pamula Ellis, Darlene DeGraw, Kevin Weeks, Timothy Lown. SECOND ROW! Daniel Ballard, Peter Winston, Todd Wilson, Kathy Coish, Clair Hebbard, Richard Schmidt, Timothy Lantry, Ginger Wetmore. .-k x I 1 Ai. Q I-lallowe en Parade 1 968 e .FLJ-1 :TMZ i?4 Y is if 6 Ag xx ,:,, if digit T, V ' 'wif J 'Tis Egan tg' Q3 ABSENTEES-C.E. ADAMS SCHOOL-K-2 TOP ROW: John Hess, Thomas Gilligan, Brian Bailey, Terri Mason, Raymond Morten- son, Bonita Rudd, James Hulse. SECOND ROW: Penny DeGraw, Stephen Sobiech, Tia Jean Woodruff, Davis Burritt, Daniel Hust, Glen Knickerbocker, Jonathan Jester, James Wilson, Stephen Hugaboom. BOTTOM ROW: Phillip Fletcher, Shawn Woodruff, Robert Follet, Sindy Hawley, Robin DeGraw, Jane Jester, Lisa Ellis, William Gransbury, Lance Gregg, Marcia Mason. NOT IN PICTURE! Carmen Hayes, Dana Cowan. 66 I 4 ACITIVIT IES i'IIlIIiVAVA'AVAVIIA'4'III4u'1 y 'Ki f W- ff T' - ,- vE' 355, 4-, N E 7 F '1': !'.1'5lN' .l - -- iii -551' 1 iw.:-i'A TL -fl-.lf- --4: .fd even ictars ...l,uL1ghto1'g 67 1968-1969 SEPTEMBER 13. Senior Magazine Sales Began 21. Football - Geneva 24. X-Country 27. Teachers Conference 27. X-Country - At Harpursville 28. Football - Walton OCTOBER 1. F.H.A. Fashion Show 1. X-Country - At Chenango Forks 3. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarships Exams 5. Football - At Newark Valley 5. X-Country - At Vestal 7. Hockey - At Newark Valley 8. X-Country - At Windsor 10. Open House - At Cobleskill 10. Hockey - Newark Valley 11. Student Council - At Elmira 12. Football - At Windsor 12. X-Country - At Windsor 12. Home Ec Meeting - At Albany 14. Hockey - At Greene 15. X-Country - Home 15. Hockey - At Windsor Assembly - Romance of Words Football - At Chenango Forks 18. 19. 19. X-Country - At Windsor 22. X-Country - Home 24. Hockey - Home 25. X-Country - At Cincinnatus 26. Football - Delhi 26. Hockey 26. Senior Dance 29. X-Country - At Greene 31. Sr. Band played for Halloween NOVEMBER 2. X-Country - At I.B.M. 2. Football - Sidney 9. Football - At Greene X-Country - At Long Island 9. 10. Sr. Pizza Party 16. Junior Dance 19. Assembly - Wild Country 23. Senior Play Trilogy 29. Basketball - At Delhi DECEMBER 3. Betty Crocker Tests 5. Swim Meet - At Chenango Forks 6. Assembly - Officer Davies 7. College Boards - Unatego - At Newark Valley - Newark Valley - Gunnar Friman 7. Basketball Basketball 10. ll. Wrestling 13. Assembly Parade an Wi V '21. A ES Y HDF 1 'ffmexikel SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: William Hill, Pres., Pat Petraske, Treas., Edna McCulloch, Sect., Chris Lynch, Vice Pres. At Greene At Chenango At Dryden Greek Peak At Sidney At Delhi At Chenango Valley Walton U.E. Delhi Walton Chenango Forks Newark Valley Forks At Sidney Chenango Valley - At Greene Girls Basketball - Greene Girls Basketball - At Windsor Wrestling - Chenango Valley Swim Meet - At Dryden Basketball - At Windsor National Merit Scholarship Wrestling League Tournament Girls Basketball - At Windsor Swim Meet - At Odessa Student Council League - Home Basketball - Chenango Forks Wrestling Sect. IV Prelim. Assembly - VStringsV Basketball - Sidney UN Trip Qualifying Exam Wrestling Sectional Finals Basketball - At Walton Wrestling Intersectionals Student Council Dance JANUARY 3. Basketball 4. Wrestling - 8. Swim Meet - 8. Skiing - At 10. Basketball ll. Wrestling - 16. Swim Meet - 17. Basketball 21. Swim Meet - 24. Basketball 25. Wrestling - 30. Swim Meet - 31. Basketball FEBRUARY l. Wrestling - 6. Swim Meet - 7. Basketball 7. 10. ll. 12. 14. 15. 15. 15. 15. 17. 21. 22. 27. 28. 28. MARCH 1. 7. 8. 8. 29. Jr. Dance 29. 13. Basketball - Greene 14. Wrestling - At Greene 14. Swim Meet - Odessa 14. Volleyball - At Sidney 18. Swim Meet - At U.E. 20. Basketball - Windsor 20. Dec. 20 - Jan. 6 - Christmas Vacation 23. Walton Wrestling Tournament 27. - 28. Homer Christmas Tournament Gymnastics at Walton Y Qi v V :L 5' XX? ,, , p isrgp 1 1 . fi x .5 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Joan Glezen, Treas., Bill Lewis, Pres., Lori Gumaer, Vice Pres., Janet Lewis, Sect. APRIL 3. 14. Easter Vacation 19. Cheerleaders Dance 21. Track - Homer 25. Track - At Chenango Forks Vs. N.V. Q 26. Dramatic Club Play 28. Baseball - At Greene 29. Track - At Windsor MAY 1. Baseball - Chenango Forks 2. Track - Sidney 5. Baseball - Newark Valley 8. Baseball - Greene 9. 10. Music Concert 10. Track Class B. Section IV Relays - At 12. Baseball - At Chenango Forks 13. Track - Chenango Forks 14. Softball - Chenango Forks - Delhi 15. Baseball - At Newark Valley 16. Track - Sus. League Meet 17. Junior Prom 19. Baseball - Greene 20. Track E Field - Walton 21. Track - Greene Q Windsor - At Windsor 22. Baseball - Chenango Forks 22. Archery - Badminton - Tennis - Greene 26. Baseball - Newark Valley 27. Track - Section IV Zone Trials - Homer 28. Track E Field - Home 31. Track - Section IV Finals - Endicott JUNE 2. Baseball Championship Game 3. Track - Parkhurst Invitational 4. Track - At Homer 7. Track - State Intersectionals 16. 19. Regents 21. Alumni Banquet 22. Baccalaureate 23. Graduation Calendar of' Events C.F. Chenango Forks SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Tymeson, President, Lois Leahy, Secre tary-Treasurer, Gerry Marks, Vice President 69 NmWwWUNWH333NS?' Q .gii WM M ,. - 1 . ff . 'N J'Y,vwya. wwf Q. ., .' Q' -' . -R ' f' ,. x ,yn . l . L, K ' s' V STUDENT COUNCIL-MR. JAMES MORTON-ADVISOR ,W .-.----..-..- ......,...... .. g....-...,.........i,..........i ,,,.. ...A ..,...........L.. TOP ROW: T. Price, D. Hronis, M. Bailey, J. Lindsay, D. Cole, C. Dunham, S. Elwood, L. Nichols, C. Loveless, L. Gumaer, G. Marks, G. Sorochinsky, B. Kellogg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morton, L. Leahy, J. Baldwin, P. Mortenson, L. Hayes, B. Fortunato, D. Wade, L. West, D. Greene, S. Clark, K. Potter, J. Driscoll, M. Wyskowski. BOTTOM ROW! D. Tennant, Treas., G. Friman, Honorary Member, J. Clark, Public Relations Officer, B. Baxter, Sect., J. Ty- meson, Vice-Pres., Edna McCulloch, President. Members prepare for COUNCIL CHAOS. A'A k'A lf Ei !l'x. l'RH . J-. vli?Ki, 5 , M 1 1 if ,Md f5V'i v MN J! 'Wi ' , .w ,Q . Q,f ff STUDENT COUNCIL Edna leads the Council meeting. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council has gotten off to a good and prosperous year. The council is functioning under a new constitution providing for a public relations officer and separate club and class representa- tives. The council has adopted a new two-fold philosophy, service to both school and community. Many separate projects en- compass this new idea. The new student handbook, bulletin board, morning an- nouncements, student-faculty debate and refreshment stand at home games. In a program to help others they became fos- ter parents to a South Vietnamese child, ran a Kool-aid campaign for servicemen in Vietnam and collected money for some Christmas seals. Also the council has sponsored an assembly with the foreign exchange student Gunnar Friman, a Christ- mas color day and class skits. The council has also been active this year on the state and district level. The council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils, the New York State Association of Student Councils, and District XI Chapter of the N.Y.S. ASC. The council also undertook the possibility of reformation of the Susquenango League. an . ? Gunnar and his serious friends Exchange Student GUNNAR: Q ix is L - Experimentation in Physics Lab. ,...-A Debbie Nichols E Gunnar discuss fu ture travel plans. HGunnar, you do know the keyboardfn EXCHANGE STUDENT This year the Whitney Point Senior High School students were very happy to welcome Carl Gunnar Friman of Boras, Sweden, as this year's Rotary Exchange Student. During his stay, which lasted from August 1968 to July 1969, Gunnar had stayed with eight local families. Born November 28, 1950, Gunnar is the third of four children. While here, he has enjoyed both his academic and soctd life a great deal. His interests range from golf and skiing to McDonald's fast service. After the completion of his visit, he plans to complete his remain- ing year of high school and go on to a college. HYou can't stay underwater foreverln ,,HmaMwmAifT?5!! ,ag , 5.55, - I. fwifg,-,:'i', Url' jf -,-H.iff f' ,v 5P'if':-j:1P,Lf f I Yi? Greek Peak or bust! Ja' IDM Rid SENIOR BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: Mr. Bailey, J. Stevens, L. Gumaer, D. Ames, B. Baxter, R. Christopher, J. Nichols, B. Kellogg, G. Ticknor. SECOND ROWS R. Burkee, R. Hill, W. Iwaniuk, D. Read, D. Greene, J. Johnston, E. Czebiniak. THIRD ROW: S. Decker, L. West, N. Wade, B. Murphy, J. Walsh, T. Frechette, R. Roat, A. Snyder, J. Marks, D. Baldwin, T. Hibbard. FOURTH ROW: K. Grues beck, W. Richardson, C. Gehm, M. Jackson, E. Shaffer, D. Hart, D. Leach, D. Thomson, E. Mc Culloch, P. Hibbard, D. Cole. BOTTOM ROW1 J. Glezen, D. Sorochinsky, L. Leahy, D. Grues beck. C. Dunham, D. Hibbard, J. Baldwin, M. Czebiniak, C. Cave. Joan Glezen Head Majorette Senior Band SENIOR HIGH BAND Senior High Band, besides supplying mu- sical entertainment at various events, also helps to train students to perform in an instrumental music group, provid- ing additional school spirit while giv- ing its members an opportunity for a ba- sic musical education. The band per- formed at all home football games, at the opening ceremonies of the new Route 81 and for the Halloween Parade at the C. E. Adams School. They supplied en- tertainment at the Senior Play, and fur- nished part of the music performance at the Dedication of the new Senior High Building. Their final public appearance of the year will be at the graduation ceremonies in June. COLOR GUARD D. Tennant, J. Kircher, D. Lilley, S. Elwood, L. Pratt, C. Loveless. Tvvirlers TWIRLERS The Twirlers under the leadership of Majorettes Joan Glezen and Debbie Soro- chinsky, marched with the Senior High Band in the Memorial Day Parade, and helped with half time entertainment at football games. Several of the girls also entertained with solo and dual routines at basketball games. The Twirl- ing group helps its members to develop poise and personality as well as coord- ination through cooperation and group Color' Guard COLOR GUARD The Color Guard presents the United States and school flags at all home bas- ketball and football games. They marched in the Memorial Day Parade and displayed a new gold Band Flag in addition to the other two flags. This group helps to a sense of pride in school, and country at parades and stimulate community athletic events. participation. TWIRLERS TOP ROW: P. Lewis, G. Lindsay, L. Newby, Debbie Sorochinsky V. Hiser, L. Gumaer. BOTTOM ROW: L. Ed- Band Majorette mister, P. Aylesworth, C. Shipman. 73 f .fra I ,. . 5 1 2 i 1 X . x Q VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-MISS GERMAINE MIRAGLIA TOP ROW: J. Wilcox, L. Strong, E. McCulloch. SECOND ROW: S. Clark, D. Wilson, J. Lewis. BOTTOM ROW: K. Mason, P. Lewis, captain, J. Glezen. CHEERLEADERS Varsity and J.V. cheerleading squads un- der the direction of Miss Miraglia were active at all football and basketball games during the 1968-69 season. On Feb. 28 they sponsored Parents Night during which basketball players' parents and parents of cheerleaders were given a picture of each team. They also made plans to sponsor a dance later in the year at the senior high school. L . 3 4 ' S ! ,. 3. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-MISS GERMAINE MIRAGLIA TOP ROW! J. Clark, L. Leahy, J. Baldwin. SECOND ROW! J. Abbott, N. Tymeson, Captain. BOTTOM ROW: B. Fortunato, D. Knowlden, D. Wade. 74 ,. . . . yvqfg,-gl 'X 9.0 g4A.u.l'..'i't K Y 4. V. s -. 1 . tAs 'L'.J SENIOR CHORUS-MISS LOUISE GEORGE-DIRECTOR TOP ROW: C. Cave, L. Gumaer, J. Lyman, L. LaBelle, D. Cave, N. Clark, T. Neubauer, R. Hill J. Stevens, W. Jennison, R. Manwaring, D. Simpson, R. Sofka, D. Hibbard, G. Sorochinsky SECOND ROW! J. Baldwin, K. Mason, D. Croll, D. Sorochinsky, D. Verry, M. Black, V. Chaf 1 fee, C. McKiernan, L. Hayes, D. Cole, C. Dunham, L. Hurlbut, D. Henderson, S. Pixley, D. Peterson, K. Black. BOTTOM ROW! J. Lewis, D. Tennant, S. Clark, M. Czebiniak, K- GFUGS beck, C. Pixley, P. Gaylord, D. Hill, L. Edmister, S. Moyer, L. Smith, D. Small, L. Nich- ols, J. Kircher, O. Peterson, C. Wilson. Chorus JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Junior High Chorus is a preparatory singing group for the Senior Chorus. This year the Junior High mixed chorus, a combination of seventh, eight, and ninth graders, performed in a Christ- mas Program, a late Winter Concert anda Spring Concert. Participation in the All-State Concert and the County Chorus included some of the chorus members. SENIOR CHORUS This year the Senior Chorus under the new leadership of Miss George, is ven- turing into new and diversified activi- ties. The first event which the chorus sang in was the dedication of the new Senior High School Building. During the Christmas season, the chorus did some caroling in Whitney Point and sang carols at the Christmas program. Also the chorus took part in a grade school Christmas play. A performance in the spring and an exchange concert with the Chenango Forks Senior High School com- pleted plans for the year. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS-MISS LOUISE GEORGE TOP ROW! J. Leach, K. Sherman, L. Kleine, L. Korger, E. Jones, K. Slyker, R. Hanyon. SECOND ROW: C. Samson, A. Manwaring, S. Masters, S. Hill, J. Canniff, B. LaBelle, D. Craver, D. Cotcamp, L. Gumaer, K. Sofka, Karen Simpson. SECOND ROW: Miss George, L. Buck, D. Merwarth, J. Maracek, D. Wildrick, L. Canniff, H. Montgomery, S. Nichols, D. Roat, A. Livingston, S. Cave,L. Paulson, S. Simpson, N. Kneller, L. Kicsak, D. Peterson. BOTTOM ROWS Karol Simpson, S. Ames, M. Decker, S. Sorochinsky, S. Douglas, J. Brown, J. French, A. Abbott, J. Clark, M. Baxter, C. Maracek, W. Smith. TURB! Doreen Riley, Darlene Riley, R. Sprague, B. Lee, K. Ames, D. Small, Fenton, D. Mullins, K. Stoeckel, D. Pogorzelski, A. Livingston, K. Seager, C. Wade, F Zaber, P. Docalavich, A. Piech. L. Frechette, NOT IN PIC- R. Kimble, W. 5 I know Saird. It's hard on you. like the East and more subtle ways women He's all right here, Genny. 'StN!L1PlQ1kf2NifuX:g1fl1NfYH. z A A fXTKi1GfJYGf QNMU MS W Unzip if :Sem 1, .1 u U, wfiff fwfgsffnaml gli : if A - A ra,v:'fw ' ' xvmxm....s num 'w-it .'.2i'fV9J' 'if? 21:25 'H T + eggs ' J, ' A k ,,Jf m' The Senior Class of 1969 presented a TRILOGY OF ONE-ACT PLAYS on November 23, 1968 in the Whitney Point Senior High Auditorium. Mrs. Hutchins was Director, Jill Tymeson, Student Director Mr Paul --li Minacci, Senior Class Advisor, and Mr. ,The Judge oversees the directors, Joseph Cooper was Technical and Set Di- rector. CAST -Lf 5 .nf x . A1 HBlue Stockingn dramatized by Ruth Sergel from Conrad Richter's The Town ' cfgl Place: Judge Wheeler's living room in ' 3 5 the little town of Americus in ' e ohio. , ' ', , Time: The Post-Revolutionary Period. I I Judge Portius. .. ...... Robert Sofka , 1: Sayward ....... .... Debora Nichols Q t'i' Dezia ........ ...Darleen Tennant AW - Sooth ........... ..... M ary Leahy vf J I -f Aunt Cornelia. . . ........ Sue Lantry A ' Aunt Genny ....... ........ R andy Morse Makeup crew prepares cast. Grandpa Luckett ....... Marvin Sturdevant WQQXLWS xy Q' l 2 lift Didn't your mother tell you to be stil W! vi I fl 1? Jody is just hungry and impractical. 76 Don't talk that way. You're so ignorant, you're a disgrace. HAn Occurrence at Owl by Christopher based on the short story Bierce Place: Northern Alabama Timer During the Civil Peyton Farquhar ......... Wife ............. ... Cynthia ..... .. Mary Ann .... ... Soldier... ... Captain .... Man ..................... Creek Bridgeu Sergel by Ambrose War ..Millard Lewis .Edna McCulloch ...Betsy Judson ......Sue Clark .Kyle Eggleston ...Timothy Talcott ...Bruce Baxter HThe Leader of the People by Luella McMahon from the story by John Steinbeck Place: The Tiflin Ranch California Time: Early evening of some years ago near Salinas, a March day Jody Tiflin ............ Greg Sorochinsky Carl Tiflin .... ..... .Thomas Hibbard Mrs. Tiflin .... ...Patricia Petraske Linda Tiflin... .... Billy Buck... ... Grandfather .... ... 1+ 9 L You remember Riley, the b .....Diane Hust .James Franklin .Daniel Hibbard ig boar, sir. The important thing is what I do, and should do more. a .aL Two things recommend your arrangement It's simple and it's effective. f b.. 'N . ,. . 1 L S' . . 2 kb,wu Av Y ! x 9 KN E'vh Cx ff- 'J la v I S My compliments! My compliments! is ..,...- -Vf ffif-. :l arsl Q. my g5mg5g,m., I I U . M, 'Uk . wlw I ll! iq 'F 1 ' Q, 1 Q 1 55 1 . A ,, K ' , nr. - was ', , I ' . -. . - a 4 ...,X innuv F4 Eg, ----ht- 'I' . I l!! ' 3T'11,f Prop people pause in preparation. YNTEEETSWR . THEODORE CORTEVILLE TOP ROW: J. Jackson, D. Hibbard, B. Kellogg, K. Sprague, T. Hibbard, R. Coles. SECOND ROW: D. Simpson, R. Manwaring, D. Cave, B. Hill,R. Potter, E. Czebiniak, Mr. Corteville, advisor. BOTTOM ROW: R. Hill, C. Piech, B. Baxter, D. Hronis, G. Sorochinsky. Interact INTERACT Interact is a worldwide, Rotary sponsor- ed organization of young men interested in the promotion of international under- standing. Interact would like to recog- nize and develop constructive leadership and personal integrity in its members. Also it would like to aid in furthering increased knowledge and understanding of community and World Affairs. Under the guidance of Mr. Corteville, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Mullins the group has sponsored roller skating, and a Dental Health Week and a Blood Bank to promote community health. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America, under the guidance of Mrs. Greene, was organized for the purpose of learning about the opportunities, responsibilities, prob- lems and importance of teaching, as well as the exploration of the requirements and preparation for being a teacher. To further this goal the group has partici- pated in their district meeting at Spen- cer Van-Eten School, and exchange pro- gram of members participating in another school systems daily life and a trip to the State University of N.Y. The group learned a great deal from guest speakers who talked to them on student teaching and counciling. These interesting ac- tivities have proved to make it a re- warding year. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-MRS. ALICE GREENE TOP ROW: P. Schermerhorn, T. Price, R. Manwaring, W. Iwaniuk, K. Lamb, M. Stur- devant, G- J2CkS0n, D- Hibbard, B. Kellogg, SECOND ROW: D. Cole, E. McCulloch, J. Kircher, D. Sorochinsky, R. Morse, M. Bailey, S. Elwood, G. Sorochinsky, J. Johnston, R. Hill, E. Hanzlik, M. Wilcox. BOTTOM ROW: C. Dunham, K. Gruesbeck, J. Chapman, S. Bryant, E. Phillips, M. Wyskowski, S. Moyer, M. Jackson, L. Hanzlik, D. Hill, P. Gaylord, D. Gruesbeck, Mrs. Greene. NOT IN PICTURE: D. Newby, D. Wade, P. Petraske. L 4 .S LIBRARY HELPERS-MISS SANDRA RAFTER TOP ROWS T. Price, D. Love, T. Smith, J. Smith, J. Lamb, L. Pratt, B. Short. SECOND ROW: P. Harper, W. Richardson, S. Moyer, G. Lindsay, C. Loveless, K. Aylesworth, L. Schaff. NOT IN PICTURE: N. Bryant, D. Wade, J. Lindsay, D. Eggleston. Library LIBRARY CLUB The library club members work in the li- brary on a day-to-day basis to be of as- sistance to the student body by helping them to use the library facilities to their fullest extent. They also aid the Librarian in keeping the entire system in working order. This involves the cataloguing of new books, pamphlets, magazines, and audio visual materials that are available for the use of the entire school body. The Pamphlet-clip- ping files are recent features that are being added to the library. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America FHA goal is to aid individuals in im- proving personal, family and community living. They work toward this goal in and through their programs and activi- ties. Their theme this year, HHealth-- a valuable assetu has enabled them to undertake many varied activities. The girls were honored at being the host school for the F.H.A. District Rally in the fall, in which Dina Hronis is a dis- trict officer. Their many interesting programs deal with subjects ranging from the care and styling of wigs to films on smoking and drinking and the ways in which it affects the body. Officers from the Binghamton police department spoke to the organization on drugs and ways to help those who are taking them. The future of FHA club promises to be a very interesting one with films, speech- es and discussions on health and related topics. Everyone looked forward to the State FHA meeting in April, which encom- passed the election of officers for the fall and their senior recognition picnic FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-MRS. RAYMA WILSON 1 TOP ROW! J. Lamb, P. Harper, M. Henderson, N. Ticknor, L. Edmister, D. Croll. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Wilson, E. Fetterman, D. Hohmann, Song-Recreation Leader, A. Lewis, Secretary D. Traver, Vice President, D. Irish, President, D. Hronis, Treasurer. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-MRS. MARY POYER TOP ROW: J. Chapman, D. Sorochinsky, Treasurer, R. Darrow, E. Shaffer, D. Hust. SECOND ROW: O. Peterson, V. Hiser, S. Clark, J. Lewis, Vice President, P. Lewis, N. Tymeson. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Poyer, G. Lindsay, President, K. Aylesworth, K. Wood, V. Wheeler, L. Newby. NOT IN PICTURE! S. Lantry, Secretary, J. Lindsay, Student Council Representative, L. Lynch, C. Price. Future Nurses FUTURE NURSES Future Nurses has brought together those who share interests in careers of nurs- ing and in health in order to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields. Since Future Nurses has only been instituted this year many of its projects are still in the planning stag- es. These activities include lectures by various people from many branches of the medical field. Also various field trips are being planned to hospitals and clinics. These and other activities will form the foundation of this group. . z 7 i Q K .S 2 ,K,u '3 , 1:1 ii 7, National I-lonor' Society National Honor Society inducted its six new members in June 1968 at a ceremony in the Senior High Cafeteria at 7:00 PM. Senior members, Jon Burghardt and Lon Gumaer, conducted the initiation. This meeting was an Open House with all for- mer N.H.S. members invited. A list of all Whitney Point members since the charter was granted March 20, 1943 was published in the Whitney Point Reporter. Many parents E members came to see the new members and this new building. Can- didates are selected on their record of character, service, leadership and their scholarship. Added activities are not really necessary, since members display these 4 characteristics in their daily school life. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: B. Kellogg, E. McCulloch, D. Cole, President, D. Cave, D. Hibbard. NOT IN PICTURE: P. Petraske. vs at ' ff ' ffl : DARLEEN TENANT CLeftJ, Editor-in- Chief, and CINDY BAILEY, assistant editor, performed a variety of jour- nalistic tasks to complete the year- book. Ivlaroon 84 Gold . '31 .35 t. E I A ,fs ,,-f-xo ' ' '1-W M ROBERT SOFKA CLeftJ and SYLVIA MOY- ER check activities and administra- tion section work with Editor Dar- leen Tenant. CAROLYN PIECH, CHRIS LOVELESS and CINDY BAILEY made up homeroom sec- tions. MAROON H GOLD, in its coverage of WPCS, strives to give a pictorial review of March 15 to March 15 of each year. Over 800 copies are ordered for students and the public who keep an eye on happenings of the school year. .- U-Hin , , I up LI!! L 4 MARGARET BAILEY and DOROTHY COLE assemble Senior Section. Q ADVERTISING STAFF sold ads to bus- iness firms of the central district to pay almost 113 of the yearbook budget. Standing: Jean Kircher, bus. mgr., D. Love, P. Mortenson. SEATED2 P. Barden, A. Lewis, L. Hurl- but. MARGARET BAILEY, ANN LEWIS and SYL- VIA MOYER wrote receipts for about 800 subscribers to 1969 Maroon Q Gold, II VARSITY CLUB-MR. JACK HALLORAN TOP ROW: J. Marks, B. Kellogg, D. Hibbard, D. Ford, D. Leach, R. Coles, T. Hib- bard, W. Iwaniuk, R. Darrow. SECOND ROW: D. Cave, D. Ballard, C. Ostrander, E. Weinzierl, B. Hill, C. Lynch, R. Potter, M. Ferri, D. Czebiniak, M. Lewis, M. Pierce. BOTTOM ROW: J. Poyer,.J. Driscoll, B. Baxter, G. Sorochinsky, N. Clark, E. Hanzlik, A. Morgan, R. Ferri, P. Hibbard. NOT IN PICTURE: Mr. Halloran. Varsity Club VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, with Chris Lynch as President, realized many worth while projects during the school year. They sponsored their annual fund raising cam- paigns this season. The money realized from the candy sale during Thanksgiving vacation and the refreshment booth dur- ing the basketball season helps promote the annual banquet at the end of the year. The club also helps provide the Varsity Club blazer available to any member. This year the club invested in camera equipment to help make better film coverage of athletic contests. Ski Club SKI CLUB Thirty-nine senior high students partic- ipated in the ski program this year. Approximately half of these students were participating for the second year. Skiing conditions this year were very good and the instructional staff was excellent. The staff at Greek Peak com- plimented the group on their cooperation and behavior. This is an excellent op- portunity for students to receive com- petent instruction in the development of skills which will enable them to en- joy the sport as adults. v.A SKI CLUB-1969-MR. JOSEPH COOPER AND MISS GERMAINE MIRAGLIA TOP ROW: K. Sprague, R. Darrow, O. Ulbing, D. Simpson, G, Friman, T, Hibbard, J. Lyman L. Gumaer, M. Lewis, D. Greene. SECOND ROW! D. Hibbard, R. Potter, R. Christopher, B Bish, J. Capra, J. Nichols, G.Reckdenwald, L. Hibbard, R. Bender, B. Baxter. BOTTOM ROW Mr. Cooper, E. McCulloch, R. Morse, K. Mason, L. Leahy, B. Judson, L. Strong, J. Johnston J. Kircher, P. Lewis, Miss Miraglia. NOT IN PICTURE2 D. Eggleston, E. Fizette, S. Lan trv. M. Leahy, J. Masters, D. Nichols, T. Richards, W. Robins, S. Taylor, D. Wade. SWING BAND-MR. ROBERT BAILEY E -K 41' TOP ROW! B. Baxter, R. Christopher, B. Kellogg, G. Ticknor. SECOND ROW! W. Richardson, D Thomson, E. McCulloch, E. Czebiniak, Mr. Bailey, R. Hill, D. Read, W. Iwaniuk, J. Johnston, D Greene. BOTTOM ROW! D. Leach, E. Shaffer, M. Jackson, K. Gruesbeck, J. Lyman, T. Hibbard, D Cole, D. Baldwin, G. Marks, A. Snyder. Swing Band SWING BAND The purpose of Swing Band is to furnish an outlet for the most proficient instru- mentalists in the Senior High Band, in the field of popular music. It is mainly a laboratory type of music group, which performs at the Spring Concert and upon special school occasions. S A x 1 JUNIOR BAND-MR. ROBERT WAGNER Junior' I-Iigh Band JUNIOR HIGH BAND The Junior High Band is similar to the Junior High Chorus in that it is also a preparatory group and is made up of grades 7-9. The group performed at the Christmas Program, a late Winter Con- cert and a Spring Concert. TOP ROW: D. Behlen, S. Bailey, P. Piech, G. Tate, G. Wilson, L. Coles, J. Backus, C. Wade T. Lamb, D. Deiss, Jeff Glezen, R. Bush, L. Kleine, D. Deiss, V. Edmister, D. Wilcox, M22 M Mach E E E Schermerhorn,Jack Glezen, Mr. Wagner, R. Darrow,B. Madden, J. Samson, T. Holmes, R. Bailey, D. Dunham. THIRD ROW: S. Sorochinsky, B. Brown, C. Wade, L. Smith, N. Kneller, D. Ludding- ton, J. Howland, L. Frechette, S. Kloda, J. DeLong, M. Decker, M. Baxter, M. Decker. SEC- OND ROW: D. Roat, Karol Simpson, Karen Simpson, D. Hamlin, A. Livingston, L. Jackson, R. Kinne, S. Miles, L. Buck. FRONT ROW: A. Manwaring, S. Nichols, W. Larkin, S. Cave, S. Christopher, S. Simpson, D. Brown. 83 Z1 4 4, .252 3 EIGHTH GRADE oFFIcERs IL , C. Oliver, Secretary, Becky Baldwin, Presi- dent, Albert Lewis, Vice President, Susan NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Douglas, Treasurer. Sharmon Hill, Sect., Scott Kellogg, ' Pres., Mark Henningsen, V.P., Sara Masters, Treas. Junior I-Iigh Activities JR. HIGH LIBRARY CLUB-MRS. BEVERLY EDMISTER TOP ROW: K. Hayes, P. Taylor, J. Foley, D. Riley, J. Myers, N. Benjamin, C. DePue, N. Marsh, S. Traver, D. Swan, D. Judd. SECOND ROW: L. Canniff, K. Sherman, N. Quail, N. Price, N. Yarnes, K. Hibbard, R. Barrows, D. Houghton, J. Gruesbeck, T. Gurney, D. War- ner, D. Samson, Mrs. Edmister. THIRD ROW! M. Preston, P. Bush,C. Phillips, J. Fuller, J. Brown, W. Carman, G. Simpson, J. Canniff, P. Bish, P. Docalavich. BOTTOM ROW: W. Price, R. Fish, J. Talcott, D. Hawley, D.Peterson, R. Shaylor, W. Smith, B. Gates. NOT IN PIC- TURE: L. Bradley, D. Bush, L. Canniff, M. Chaffee, P. Chaffee, R. Harper, A. Henderson, P. Hugaboom, K. Lantry, R. Ludington, D. Mc- Donald, J. Marks, S. Muelling, M. Donnell, V. Peterson, D. Riley, M. Tate. , V - PT T , . sg ifm w ik T ' Q. ,:. , 1 ' Q, +V' ' vm, J ' f A :Q YV j -area? - . ,' ' ,U W L 2' ,g ,Nm Qdll JR. HIGH F.H.A.-MRS. MARCIA ARROW TOP ROW: K. Wetmore, K. Lantry, S. Yarmy, J. Heath S. Thompson, P. Mullins, D. Hart. SECOND ROWS R Krna, K. David, C. DePue, R. Austin, L. Mullins BOTTOM ROW: D. Wildrick, T. Irish, S. Kemak, Pres. D. Small, Vice Pres., H. Canova, F. Ross. 84 Y X5 QM, 5fgf?!u.iF XY 3 X 1 x F,-S-ff iS,Q 4 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Michael Gehm, Sect., Victoria Lewis, V.P., Debra Kilbury, Pres., Kevin Albern, Treas. 1968-69 JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Left-right: Timothy Peterson, Vice President, Linda Coles, President, Sue Birmingham, Treasurer, Brenda Kratzer, Secretary. 1968-1969 JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL-MR. THOMAS RYDER TOP Row: B. Heath, Mr. Ryder. STANDING: K. Hayes, D. Bush, P. Taylor, S. Kemak, L. Wilcox, H. Mont- gomery, B. Short, L. Tennant, C. Elliott, D. En- right, J. Smith, B. Hogan. SEATED: E. Ayers, S. Birmingham, L. Coles, T. Peterson. JR. HIGH MATH CLUB-MR. GEORGE RICOTTA SEATED: M. Crooks, R. Armstrong, J. JR. HIGH NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL STAFF Smlth- STANDING: K. Pendell, c. Shay, TOP Row: N. wychick, editor-in-chief, D. Shaylor, E- AYQFS' art editor, G. Backus, sports editor, K. Hayes, social editor. BOTTOM ROW: L. Aylesworth, cir- culation manager, R. Fizette, humor editor, B. Gorney, head typist, D. Deiss, literary editor. 85 'Wnff' Farewell to a student teacher A F7 o, .gxfe . 9 X if E QT The new look for the 1 x 1 ii ll Mrs. Semple describes fashions Season Senior Chorus leads Christmas Carols N xy Mr. H Mrs. George Wilcox at home on Collins St. Good Skaters! 86 SPCDRTS 'A' ,, 'w..:f ffT, : -1 ' Q: - il' 5 V 1-sf is A - lj-451' 4 3.5. .competition 87 Football VARSITY FOOTBALL-1968-MR. WILLIAM STEARNS-MR. PAUL MINACCI BACK ROW: Mr. Stearns, E. Hanzlik, K. Eggleston, Mr. Minacci, C. Howe, B, Bish, R. Kimble, G. Marks, R. Potter, R. Cokely, M. Wilcox, S. Irish, L. Howe, T. Hibbard,S. Burghardt, G. Edwards, E. Slack, P. Hibbard, Mgr. FRONT ROW: J. Driscoll, M. Macinsky, K. Ticknor, J. Poyer, W. VanDusen, C. Lynch, E. Weinzierl, R. Foley, E. Fizette, D. Ballard. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-1968-MR. EDWARD BOCHNIAK TOP ROW: Mr. Snyder, Mr. Bochniak, A., Snyder, mgr., J. Van Dusen, W. Robins, K. Ticknor, E. Slack, T. Frechette, S. Burghardt, J. Masters, L. Howe, H. Hawley, Ed Slack, S. Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: B. Beck, M. Ticknor, F. Bianco, T. Fish, M. Decker, L. Wade, D. Austin, J. Edwards, M. Macinsky, R. Cokely. NOT IN PICTURE: D. Rickerson. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity Football team started the season with only four lettermen from last years championship team. Of these four, three made the all-league first team and one made second team. The load was carried by a few veterans returning from the previous year's undefeated team. Chris Lynch, Roger Foley and Seth Irish made the all-league team at the end of the year. Seniors leaving this year are: the three all-star members, Tom Hibbard, Bill Van Dusen, Kyle Eggleston, Ron Pot- ter, Ed Weinzierl and C. Fizette. The high point of the season was the 13-7 victory over Chenango Forks who was leading the league at that came the week after WP was by Windsor. time. This beaten 46-7 Whitney Point Opponent Geneva 32 25 Walton 12 0 Newark Valley 0 7 Windsor 46 13 Chenango Forks 7 6 Delhi 18 25 Sidney 13 7 Greene 13 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Whitney Point Junior Varsity football team started well, winning two of its first three games. But lack of exper- ience began to show as the team lost the last three games. Even in defeat there were some bright spots. After surren- dering 24 points to Newark Valley in the first half, the team outplayed and held their opponents scoreless for the re- mainder of the game. The Homer game was well-played, scoreless at half-time. Only at the very end of the game, wnen Homer scored two long touchdowns, was the game out of reach. The 13-0 victory over Windsor was an excellent display of defense. The W.P. passing attack worked well, keeping the team in Windsor's ter- ritory all afternoon. Whitney Point 13 Walton 7 Whitney Point 0 Newark Valley 24 Whitney Point 13 Windsor 0 Whitney Point 7 Chenango Forks 25 Whitney Point O Homer 20 Whitney Point 0 Greene 31 '!'Lf,-,.-,--.2-av-:1!'2Ig.:-f., 9 'n'l0K?'--v -m U YQ: Swirn Tearn -Q-.?, ' SWIMMING TEAM-MR. STANLEY MECHANIC TOP ROW: D. David, P. French, M. McDonald, O. Aramini, G. Cotcamp, R. Hust, mgr., L. Hibbard. SECOND ROW: D. Newby, T. Hibbard, R. Houghton, J.McDonald, Mr. Mechan- ic, coach. BOTTOM ROWC J. Nichols, P. Schermerhorn, M. Lewis, D. Simpson, E. Hanzlik. BOYS SWIM TEAM For a first year swimming team, the Whit- ney Point boys gave a surprisingly good account of themselves. In five of the nine swim meets the winning team was not determined until the last two races. The boys made great improvement over the coarse of the season. Many of their in- dividual performances were equal to all of the individuals on teams with two, three, and four years experience. The future is a bright one for Whitney Point swimming. GOLF 1968 marked the first year of Interscho- lastic golf competition for Whitney Point. The Eagles entered competition in the fall with Ford Hill as their home course. All the matches were against Southern Tier Athletic Conference teams and the Eagles were impressive in com- peting against the larger and more ex- perienced schools. The golfers regis- tered wins over Chenango Valley and Set- on and had close matches with Endicott and Maine-Endwell. Low medalist this season was Rick Ko- tula followed by Bill Lewis. David Stearns was usually number 3 man with Bill Hill and Kurt Sprague completing the five man lineup. Sweden's foreign- exchange student Gunnar Friman and Neil Clark also competed Golf' GOLF TEAM-COACH JACK HALLORAN Left to right: W. Lewis, R. Kotula, D. Stearns, G. Friman, K- SPTHEUG, W. Hill, Mr. Halloran. 7 ,g ..,g,5ff'n?t,f'f1 A :F 1, , ff' ' , A 'J' v-...LIT 1Efff,r-, ffyifg:-153. .QQ-jp . f, V ' ' ' . ' QQ? 1 ew' ' L ' K egg., L 'Bri tuggg gig! gggzpe, ,,.., ig! 1 ', f df J Q .1 X 5 Q ,mrugy Q, 'i 5, Sr .Tnrgmfsp -. 7' WN ' mf, . ,,,,, x .mum K V FUINT W sauna I I YNLTNI-P qu mer mm 1 NWT, 'iv x X lin' I J hswhn VARSITY BASEBALL 1968 TOP ROW: K. Zeiter, M. Docalavich, W. Iwaniuk, W. Birmingham Adamek, J. Huzar. BOTTOM ROW1 C. Stallman, Mgr., G. Jackson, J. Poyer, R. Strong, A. Baptista, C. Howe, D. Read, M. Pierce, Mgr. NOT IN PICTURE: Coach Leo Birmingham. I ,AWNU IM Wm! ' Doug Adamek pitched a 1-O shutout against Greene May 28 Baseball 1968' VARSITY BASEBALL-1968 This was definitely a year of building. Young inexperienced players made too many mistakes defensively and offensively. These cost the team games they should have won. Doug Adamek had a one nothing shut out, no hitter against Greene, on May 28. Incidentally, Coach Birmingham reported the team executed three double plays. JV BASEBALL-1968 With a record of four wins and five losses, the team finished third in the league with three losses at the hands of Newark Valley and two wins and one loss record with both Chenango Forks and Greene. According to Coach Lubert, this is a team with several outstanding players who should provide Whitney Point with a fine varsity baseball team in the future. .wif I YW .-, .nu J V BASEBALL 1968-69 Q TOP ROW: Coach Jack Lubert, J. Marks, C. Colgan, J. Capra, B. Bish. SECOND ROW: T. Neubauer, D. Slater, R. Christopher, S. Ellis, R. Stevens, J. Mclntyre. BOTTOM ROW: D. Petraske, W. Robins, S. Burghardt, J. Edwards, G. Cotcamp, P. Aleba. NOT IN PICTURE! T. Docalavich. VARSITY TRACK ...vw-.,1... Tr-ack TRACK 1968 TOP ROW: V. DeLong, M. Tymeson, D. Ticknor, D. Cave, M. Wilcox. SEC- OND ROW: T.Brown, W. Eaton, E. Hanzlik, B. Kellogg, T. DeYoe, W. Arn- old, S. Irish, W. Carman. THIRD ROW! J. Fortunato, D. Hibbard, B. Baxter, M. Brown, T. Hibbard, C. Lynch, J.Jos1in, S. Macinsky. BOTTOM ROW: W. Hill, D. Dickinson, R. Potter, K. Eggleston, R. Canniff, D. Ford, L. Pratt, T. Dickinson. Whitney Point's 1968 track team had a most successful year winning five out of six dual meets and winning two for twd tri-angular meets, placing second in the Section IV B E C Relay meet, second in the Susquenango League Meet and winning the Section IV Class B Zone meet. The school record book continued to be re-written by Seth Irish in the 120 Yd. High Hurdles C:15.7J. Dan Hibbard in the Pole Vault Cl2'J. Bill Carman in the Long Jump. Seth Irish, Chris Lynch, Ron Potter and Dan Hibbard set a new shuttle hurdle relay mark 1:59.03 and Tom Hibbard, Bill Hill, Bill Eaton and Dan Dickinson set a new Distance Medley relay mark Cll:30D. The following boys were Susquenango League champions: Seth Irish in the High Hurdles, Steve Macinsky in the Triple Jump and Ralph Canniff, Jeff Jos- lin, Chris Lynch and Bruce Baxter in the Sprint Medley relay. L JA 1967-68 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL-COACH: MR. GENE HEND- RICKSON MANAGER: TIM PETERSON BOTTOM ROW: L. Wade, R. Stoeckel, D. Austin, C. Wade, A. Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: T. Kimble, D. Hust, J. Baptista, J. LaMark, D. David. TOP ROW: J. Aleba, W. Merwarth, L. Sturdevant, S. Aylesworth, R. Docalavich, T. Peterson. NOT IN PICTURE: M. Macinsky. 91 Basketball WP WP JV V 46 52 64 55 1968-1969 65 67 55 62 73 66 43 53 56 55 J.V. BASKETBALL 59 56 The J.V. Basketball team got off to a 65 56 slow start by losing two of their first 80 79 three games. 43 79 They improved rapidly and started play- 78 49 ing well as a unit. 82 70 They lost only two of their last eleven 79 61 games, and both of these by only three 73 59 points. 31 77 VThis team improved more than any other 64 50 team that I have ever coachedn. 74 76 Mr. Stearns J.V. Basketball Season Record Delhi Unatego Newark Valley Greene Windsor Homer Holiday Christmas Tourn. Chenango Forks Sidney Walton Delhi Homer Newark Valley Greene Windsor Chenango Forks Sidney Walton Season 68-69 OPP V 54 53 44 77 71 67 46 47 58 53 72 46 60 54 77 55 48 66 OPP JV 69 46 69 50 41 52 45 31 55 52 46 62 45 45 56 57 67 63 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-1968-69-MR. WILLIAM STEARNS TOP ROW: Coach Stearns, R. Stevens, S. Burghardt, J. McIntyre, S. Ellis, L. Howe, A. Sny der, mgr. BOTTOM ROW: G. Edwards, M. Macinsky, D. Ihnotic, W. Merwarth, D. Sedora 92 'S W ITEM...-J I . P ,, VARSITY BASKETBALL-1968-69-MR. JACK HALLORAN 'x 'EU K' .w I! .Jigga dgiw DQ rx 1 a. XM rf TOP ROWS N. Clark, mgr., W. Hill, B. Kellogg, S. Irish, D. Gilmore, R. Kotula, C. Lynch, Coach Halloran. BOTTOM ROW: G. Marks, D. Read, J. Poyer, W. Lewis, D. Cotcamp, M. Jones. Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1968-69 edition of the Whitney Point Varsity Eagles came on strong during the later part of the season to win 10 of the last 12 regular season basketball games.This was supposed to be a rebuild- ing year for the Eagles who were defend- ing champions of the Susquenango League the past two seasons. The Eagles finish- ed third this year with a league record of 9 wins and 5 losses and overall rec- orded a 13-7 record. This is most amaz- ing after reviewing the early season predictions. Inexperience and lack of height appear- ed to make this a lean year for the Eagles. After a slow start in which the Eagles won only two of their first six games they started to move. The season was marked by exciting wins over Cortland Homer, Newark Valley, Walton, Chenango Forks and late season reversals over Greene, Sidney and Delhi. The Eagles finished third in the Homer Christmas Tournament and was awarded the Sports- manship Trophy for the tourney. Seniors on this year's squad were Bill Hill, Chris Lynch, Rick Kotula, David Gilmore and Seth Irish, who was eligible for only the first semester. Two sopho- mores were on the team this year, Jerry Marks and David Cotcamp. Juniors return- ing to form the nucleus for next year's team are Bill Lewis, Jim Poyer, Douglas Read and Mark Jones. CROSS COUNTRY MR KEITH REESTER Left to right N Lewis, M. Brown, D. Leach, B. Baxter, M. Lewis B Kellogg D Slater, Mr. Reester. CROSS COUNTRY 1968-MR. KEITH REESTER Fall 1968 was a rebuilding year for the Whitney Point Cross Country. The Eagle team, led by Captain Bruce Baxter, plac- ed high in competition with area schools The high point of the season came with the qualification of Bruce Baxter and Norman Lewis, a sophomore, for the State Meet in Long Island. The Junior High, fielding a team for the first time, showed much promise for the future. Team members leaving are: Bruce Bax- ter, Byron Kellogg, Ed Czebiniak, Mil- lard Lewis and Dave Leach. A 4. ....., JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY-1968 BACK ROW! C. Maglione, D. Ellis, B. Merwarth, H Tompkins R Peterson, B. Ellis, G. Croft, J. Lee. FRONT Row A Lewis: M Jones, R. Hust, J. Talcott. NOT IN PICTURE: D Hust, C 94 WRESTLING-1968-69-MR. LARRY FRECHETTE-MR. FRANK SNYDER Left to right: P. Aleba, M. Wade, R. Ballard, R. Ferri, A. Morgan, W. Goodrich, T. Fish M Taylor, K. Eggleston, M. Ferri, D. Baldwin, D. Ballard, R. Coles, T. Frechette, E. Weinzierl, R. Kimble, R. Darrow, mgr. Vvrestling WRESTLING Coaching, like any other job, is bound to have its disappointments, and this year seems to have been the one to con- centrate on wrestling. It is not so much the 3-10 record that aggravates, but rather the fact that at least four of the matches were lost in the matter of seconds only. This odd twist of fate coupled with injuries that required for- feiture of individual bouts, perhaps alleviate the disappointment to both coaches and wrestlers. The season, how- ever, ended in a blaze of glory by a magnificent win Cwhich according to all prognoses was not destined to occurj over Chenango Valley. With the loss, by graduation, of seven Seniors, the next two years will be re- building ones but the promise shown by this year's 7th and 8th graders should be cause for rejoicing in the wrestling camp. SENIOR WRESTLERS: D. Baldwin, R. Coles, K. Eggleston, M. Ferri, E. Weinzierl, R. Darrow, mgr. NOT IN PICTURE! W. Van Dusen. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. DAVID BROWN TOP ROW: M. Gehm, D. Ellerson, L. Silvanic, T. Ellerson, Mr. Brown. SECOND ROW! K. Brown, M. Hamlin, C. Stevens, T. Driscoll, D. Randall. BOTTOM ROW: J. Smith, M. Holden, J. Backus, N. Walter, R. Patelunas, K. Albern. Junior' I-Iigh Basketball JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Seventh grade basketball team has won its last 8 games to compile a lO-3 rec- ord with one game left. Excellent team and a strong defense has enabled the boys to improve each week. The 8th grade team has won its last 5 games to compile an 8-5 record with one game left. Seven games were decided by a margin of 5 points or less. With 5 boys between 5'lOH and 6'3H on the squad of 18 boys, things are looking up for the future J.V. Q Varsity squads. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. DAVID BROWN BOTTOM ROW:M.Jones, A. James, J. Croll, M. Hiser, A. Lewis, D Enright, B- Heath, Mgr. SECOND Row: M. Howell, R. Edwards, 'r Peterson, K. Miller, D. Montemagno, S. Bradley, J. Abbott, Mgr TOP ROW: B. Ellis, B. Docalavich, S. Sherman, S. Aylesworth B. Walker, D. Stout, Mr. Brown. 96 'gn'-v-nz 9th GRADE BASKETBALL-MR. STEPHEN GUMAER TOP ROW: D. Tillotson, S. Bailey, G. Croft. SECOND ROW: G. Backus, D. Dunham, E. Slack, D. Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: E. Jones, D. Hust, M. Kapral, D. Austin, G. Wilson, J. Lee. NOT IN PICTURE! R. Tull, Mr. Gumaer. Freshrnan Te ann FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Whitney Point Freshman basketball team had a fine season, finishing with a 10- 4 record. Included in this was an 8-0 record against Susquenango teams. This was the second year in a row that the team has achieved a fine record against its Sus opponents. The team was led by the scoring of Dan Hust and Gary Backus and the rebounding of Doug Tillotson. JR. HIGH WRESTLING Whitney Point's Jr. High Wrestling Team had a very successful season this year. The final team record was 6 wins and on- ly 2 defeats. Wins included victories over Windsor, Homer, Cortland, E Ithaca. The most outstanding wrestlers on the team were Jack Glezen, Jeff Glezen, Bob Quarella and Dave Smith. Together these 4 boys only lost 3 matches with Jack Glezen and Dave Smith remaining unde- feated. The wrestler who showed the most improvement during the season was Ken Short. The entire team worked very hard and in a few years you will see these boys wrestling on the Varsity team. 7th 5 8th GRADE WRESTLING-MR. RICHARD VERNON TOP ROW: Mr. Vernon, Jeff Glezen, K. Short, Jack Glezen, R. Ballard, T. Kimble. BOTTOM ROW! R. Armstrong, D. Smith, R. Quarella, R. Wade, D. Smith. NOT IN PICTURE! L. Morgan, R. Darrow. GIRLS SOFTBALL 1 .... .........,. ,. ..-..,.. .. ., M .. Y . .. 'fat ' frxrtp gf E L,,L Eklgfzl ggjagigfqg fail ff, 'A' N xi x 'Q I4 I , I I-all 9 .4 .f 1 jk 'J A ' Senigr Q ' L . ' . 1 H. , ' . -. f .,. , ...M . ' if 1 Q? I l . . f A. 49 . V ir, L A . l , a,.,?q. 7, V xi ,if P , as i ., ,.,, in Q A, ' K K. . X. X9 g. ., ya. 1 ir- . Vina? iii f t A T 1 it . A TV' 'ifffygfg' sis? . if wg 5 5' 1 i fiQff2fl.ff2i??E? lE L fL' wif . SOFTBALL 1968-69--MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW: S. Bates, D. Hust, B. Short, L. Gumaer, Mrs. John- son, L. Gumaer, L. West, C. Hibbard, S. Zaber, G. Burrows, S. Preston. FIFTH ROW: D. Ross, R. Hust, D. Reynolds, D. Cole, L. Edwards, C. Dunham, C. DeYoe, D. Henderson, G. Iwaniuk, J. Ticknor. FOURTH ROW: L. Pratt, J. Smith, P. Price, N. Roach, E. Brigham, M. Crosier, C. Elwood, L. Hurlbut, M. Lamb, D. Sherman. THIRD ROW: B. Judson, K. Mason, L. Strong, J. Gle- zen, J. Wilcox, N. King, D. Wilson, B. Strickland, T. Smith, C. Shipman, S. Franklin. SECOND ROW: N. Ahsmann, 0. Peter- son, C. Loveless, C. Piech, D. Bailey, L. Scank, B. Marsh, J. Lyman, P. Lewis. BOTTOM ROW: R. Morse, C. Wilcox, Diane Houghton, M. Richardson, E. Carpenter, D. Stout, L. Nichols. GIRLS TRACK League Track Sportsday was again held on WP fairgrounds STANDING: J. Abbott, D. Vernon. Susquenango League Sportsday was held at Chenango Forks on May l5, 1968 with Greene taking first place honors, Whitney Point, Chenango Forks and New- ark Valley all tying for second place. The girls played under poor conditions as it was cold, wet and windy. Kathy Greenmun and Lon Gumaer received the League Honor Player Awards for their fine playing. on May 25, 1968. The girls placed first after a close race with Windsor. Janice Abbott set a new League Standing Broad Jump record of 7'l0H, and 440 yd. relay team chopped seconds off the old record the 1.6 for a new league record of 56.0 seo- onds. The team consisted of Janice Abbott, Chris Hibbard, Diane Houghton, and Ann Leahy. This same relay team participa- ted in Sidney on June 15, 1968 in the Knights of Columbus Meet . , . . , , f ,. p kfj,w'WfWZ-n as e,1Q, 1, Qjfggg Mfg: fgfggwaiiiwfgg 1 ' I l ,. :ff Q ' if .- -ggi' ax A5-.g,.g2.,gS-f5n,,5.g,,5g,1.'i'Uf1,f' . , -mel ,- - ,' A .N.. f +..,g-.1.9prqg,'gf.,K.,..,,I . , .2'f' ' ' '7 ' , -.-. .Je 5, , , -ffm Jgg33.,.53e.,,L1f g:z,.,.f73f'?3g2'5?:'f' - Jus , k A 1 tg A .J ., - . gy .N W K i .mzltxjz tkxityqisi7..:L:tPl6, ' ' - ' ' -3 :id 'qi ilk h , ,TM5my- - 6-A ,514 Lfik Q73 5 -ul ' gp N Q5.' .!.fF'5wW'f I 'A L Q- w . 4 . .iw ' .Y QL Q K ! x , , sg X ' V' Nils f X . J: v . I .f -2 , . if 5' .5 .V . , ' yi ,,,, , ju 5 , ' ,- ,ws 5 , ,:,,g f . - . lf ' . li ' 1 K 5 ' a' W. 1- . i me fa. .pxi .I . 8. vi' gg I s f . 1 . . wy , . ,J . . .. - . 1. , .., , , ff I-hgh H.4 w -. .- .M fyoig Q,:w . s Q ' :R . ' fijiwil, ss ' 5 ' Z .5 f 51?..A if iirx A V N i . . Qi'f Vg .:.m.N ,,., . . . - oss. 1 .ms-. ' ' a .. Track TRACK 1968-69 TOP ROW: Mrs. Judy Johnson, L. Gumaer, L. West, C. Hibbard. FIFTH ROW: R. Hust, D. Hust, S. Bates, L. Gumaer,L. Edwards S. Preston, G. Iwaniuk, J. Ticknor. FOURTH ROW: D. Ross, J Smith, N. Roach, E. Brigham, M. Crosier, C. DeYoe, M. Lamb, D. Sherman, S. Franklin. THIRD ROW: L. Pratt, L. Strong, J Glezen, J. Wilcox, J. Abbott, N. King, D. Wilson, D. Bailey, C. Shipman. SECOND ROW2 K. Mason, O. Peterson, C. Loveless, C. Piech, D. Birmingham, L. Scank, B. Marsh, J. Lyman, P. Lewis. BOTTOM ROW: B. Judson, N. Ahsmann, D. Houghton, M. Richardson, E. Carpenter, D. Stout, L. Nichols. 98 aw 1 ' . ' f ,. Y t,g A . ,Y LJLlI 1iCJI 'A ! fl' ' if-'Q A , ,x '. f'? , ,'L'A ig ' f.uN . , ' . V ' S 3 f ' A -4 A i f'll!E!1f1 W ,.' J N X4 :Eiga M .a igxigiuagg :gt N A 4, ,ix g . r , W ' L v . rl, I U , ' Sof'tbalI 84 7th GRADE GIRLS SOFTBALL E TRACK-1968 TOP ROW: D. Houghton, C. Short, D. Hart, S. Bailey, R. Fizette, B. Track Ford, C. David, C. Lewis, J. Ufford, T. Petraske, C.Jenks, S. Douglas, S. Sorochinsky, D. Small, C. Oliver, G. O'Donnell, J. Gardner. SECOND ROW! J. Heath, S. Birmingham, K. McGrath, S, Kemak, R, Sprague, B, Kratzer, L. Fish, C.Lantry, M. Preston, R. Barrows, K. Hibbard, G. OS- mond. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Cobb, K. Scott, D. Cotcamp, S. Driscoll, B Baldwin, L. Tennant, G. Simpson, M. Decker, D. Craver, D. Brown Ferri. J Ji '67-68 9th GRADE GIRLS SOFTBALL Q TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Left-Right: D. Hill, S. Dedrick, Hanzlik, D. Ellison, B. Wilcox, P. Aylesworth, D. Knowlden. SECOND ROW2 P. Brigham, C. Lord, V. Hiser. TOP ROW: J. Vernon, K. Potter, C. Nichols, E. Fetterman, J. LaBelle, F. Birmingham, L. J.Abbott. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS-SOFTBALL AND TRACK Softball and track and field were the two intramural activities offered during the spring season. There was a great deal of interest in both these activi- ties with over ninety participating in each sport. In softball the girls divided into teams and played the other teams in in- tramurals. Girls were also given the opportunity to play in sportsdays at other schools. The two schools we play- ed last year were Greene and Windsor. In track and field the big event was ... ,Ti I - W-+-an KNAPP'S SWIM CLUB TOP ROW: Cindy Knickerbocker, Vickie Lewis, Lynn Cotcamp, Diane Cotcamp, Kathy Halloran, Debbie Thompson. KNEEL- ING: Judy French, Lori Newby, Denise Quarella, Laura Cotcamp, Mary Jo McDon- ald. NOT IN PICTURE: Sue Simpson, Bren- da Kratzer, Chris DeYoe, Karol Simpson. i . 4 X - Q, ,Z 00' e .er TV the league meet which was held on the ' , 4 Q Fair Grounds. Much time and effort was A ' J put in by the girls who worked to com- -' ' pete and bring the first place trophy V to W.P. Junior High team. '67-68 8th GRADE GIRLS SOFTBALL A TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: B. Hohn, S. Borne, L. Paulsen, M. Tate. SECOND ROW: N. Crosier, D. Carl- son, K. Stoeckel, E. Borne. TOP ROW: S, Ayleswortm C. Armstrong, L. Coles, L. Wilcox, B. Glezen, P. Tompkins. 99 ARCHERY for 1969 This is the first year WP has had an archery team and it proved to be a good learning experience as well as fun. The League Sport- day was held on May 23, 1968 at Greene in the rain. The WP Mmm placed 5th with Kathy Greenmun as high scorer. ARCHERY 1968-69 S. Franklin, D. Houghton, M. Lamb, D. Sherman, C. Hibbard, L. Gumaer. 1 SR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL-1968-69-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON TOP ROW: L. Gumaer, D. Hust, R. Hust, B. Short, D. Swan, C. Missimer, P. Aylesworth, D Henderson, L. Hurlbut, C. Pixley, D. Ellison, L. Hanzlik, S. Dedrick. FOURTH ROW! G. Haus P. Brigham, D. Ross, E. Wescott, D. Brigham, J. Abbott, K. Ballard, F. Birmingham, M.L Wyszkowski, C. Shipman, C. Piech. THIRD ROW: R. Morse, L. Leahy, L. Scank, R. Cokely, S Edwards, D. Wilson, L. Shipman, P. Hayes, L. Nichols, D. Stout, C. DeYoe, M. Crosier SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson, J. Smith, D. Wade, B. Wilcox, L. West, C. Dunham, D. Cole, L. A Ellis, C. Nichols, P. Lewis, C. Loveless. BOTTOM ROW! B. Judson, S. Elwood, K. Mason J. Lyman, C. Gehm, J. Abbott, J. Vernon, K. Potter, J. Glezen, C. Ford, L. Strong, L. Pratt SR. HIGH BASKETBALL-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON 1968-69 TOP ROW: J. Glezen, B. Judson, K. Mason, P. Aylesworth, D. Brigham, K. Bal- lard, M. Crosier, C. DeYoe, THIRD ROW: L. Pratt, J. Smith, L. Scank, D. Hust, R. Hust, L. Shipman, P. Hayes, L. Nichols, L. Hurlbut. SECOND ROW! D. Wade, B. Wilcox, S. Elwood, C. Dunham, D. Cole, C. Loveless, P. Lewis BOTTOM ROW! C. Gehm, L. Gumaer, J. Abbott, J. Vernon, K. Potter, C. Ford L. Strong. y 100 73-4-f 7-5711-gf 5- -.ft-.f-Wye-kv, pf -1 wma--qv . i., ,feyrqw . ..,,... 1 .QTJQ ' , fi fl '4 ff U X, 4 3 LQ .. BADMINTON for 1969 This is the first year WP has had a Badminton Sportsday and a team. It was quite an ex- 2 perience for the girls. The ii Sportsday was at Greene on May 23, 1968. The team placed 6th Q- 9.7. f 4 A.. BADMINTON 1968-69 L. Nichols, L. West, J. Smith, L. Pratt, C. Dunham, D. Cole VOLLEYBALL-1968-1969 League Volleyball Sportsday was held on December 14th at Sidney with both A and B teams placing first after a long day of playing. They each received a certificate and each team won a trophy. Janice Ab- bott, Cathie Gehm, Janette Lyman, and Janice Vernon received honor player a- wards for outstanding playing. BASKETBALL-1968-1969 Susquenango League Sportsday saw all the schools participating at Windsor on Feb. 15th. Whitney Point's A team placed 4th and the B team 5th with a 3 way tie for lst. Games and scores were closer than team placing looks. Janice Abbott, Cathy Ford, Kathy Potter Q Linda Strong won hon- or player awards for outstanding play. Vol Iey ball Basketball 84 Bowling BOWLING-1968-1969 Fifty girls signed up for bowling. An average of 25 girls attend each week. Mrs. Johnson, supervises their weekly trips to Marathon lanes. The highest game bowled this year was 169 CG1oria Burrowsb. Next high was Dorothy Cole's 160. There are 32 girls with games of 100 or better. BOWLING-MRS. JUDITH JOHNSON-1968-69 J. Abbott, K. Ballard, C. Nichols, J. Vernon, K. Potter, E. Wescott. FOURTH Ellison, B. Wilcox, D. Wade, R. Hust, B. Short, D. Hust, D. Brigham, L. Ship- man. THIRD ROW! L. Gumaer, J. Abbott, J. Smith, L. Pratt, M.L. Wyszkowski, L.A. Ellis, D. Wilson, S. Edwards. SECOND ROW: D. Bailey, D. Cole, N. Ticknor, N. Tymeson, L. Leahy, J. Tymeson, J. Jones, E. Brigham,J. Ticknor. BOTTOM ROW: D. Lilley, D. Tennant, D. Knowlden, J. Clark, C. McKiernan, M. Bailey, C. Lord, T. Smith, C. Bailey. SR. HIGH TOP ROW: ROW: D. 101 as ff'j5I',,YgL.f 'iff 'Y ' Q f g - E, ,a yeh ar- .I . FAQ ik-vw.. ' 9 4, .I , J F rf s 1' . 3 5 A ? :7 ' U.-L-gk sfo ' FHA and guests . Ann I enjoy annual picnic FACULTY CHEERLEADERS, H1-2-3...KICK!!H PRISCILLA HARPER receives an award from Mrs. Wilson. The silver charm is the Betty Crocker Search for Homemaker of Tomorrow. It's a school. It'S a cake. 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Ph. 692-3510 118 CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1969 GLENN TYMESON, M. D. Lisle, N. Y. DELIVERY, INC. Potted Plants Garden Plants Cut Flowers Wedding Flowers Funeral Arrangements SMITH'S GARDEN SPOT GREEN HOUSE Lisle, N.Y. Tel. 692-3441 FLAHAVAN SALES, INC GENERAL REPAIR COLLISION WORK WRECKER SERVICE 692-3433 JERRY HAYES, PROP. LISLE PRODUCERS F COOPERATIVE INC. 3 . Lisle, N.Y. M-S John H. Mott 7 Manager 692-3070 0-1 119 CORCORAN GENERAL STORE Charles Corcoran Lisle, N. Y. IEEICDIDG-ES BUILDERS, INC HODGES BUILDERS Box 382 Vestal, N. Y. Appalachin 625-2125 625-2126 ffm ' , ,' L '?'w'x 7' HODG SALES I ., jAe new yorl' 6on!erence of jke Zlnifezl CLur'cA of CAri5l LISLE CONFERENCE CENTER, LISLE, NEW YORK 13797 Telephone Area Code 607 nav. PHILIP conoo SCOTT o 692-3455 Mlnmer d s p A r d 1 297 P k A S th REV. ALFRED E. YOUNG Ne Y k N Y l00l0 Director, Lisle Conference Center 120 ffafffvbafffl BUILDER gl? WALT HOLDEN Bullder Castle Creek 648 5198 Y a S?WW SICKLES' GARAGE Castle Creek New York Route 11 Dotty's Beauty Shop 648 5202 648 5103 Best Wishes Congratulatlons to the Class of 1969 the Used C2.I'S Class of 1969 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1969 Henderson's Grocery Castle Creek, N. Y. 21 Photographs by Chenango Stud 1 0 s 19 Main St :P rp 1, Q MMR :S W . 9 g 6 .jg 2 Q I E L , t 4 ' ., I X 4 . 1 0 Q NNGHAMTON,N.Y ' '2 ,, ,- - ' A 1 y, - ' ,. Vx , , ' - P , XdX L, v Mlmsln yl Ulla? .S as Q 5 Z S 2 1 'f' 5 S 'lfznxcrxo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS It has been a pleasure to do your Senior portraits for you Best wish futures. es for your happy 122 ACADEMY BEAUTY SHOP Maln St Wh1tney Polnt, N Y C0Hgratu1at1ons to the 1969 Graduat1ng Class H A PENNINGROTH Q SON Farm mach1nery and equlpment and the 1970 SKIDOO Whltney Polnt N Y Phone 692 3388 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS THE WISHING WELL Route 11 Tel 692 3406 Margorle Wood E Agnes Larrabee Congratulatlons to the Class of 1969 from the RED BARN CIDER MILL Whitney Point, N.Y. 123 1 H Salas Him 5 .7-Xuin 921125 Llberty Street B311 whltney Pomt, N Y Compllments Ken Jones Best w1SheS to the Class of 1959 INOELI 'vo Fm K CHARLES LEAHY FAMILY A11 gO0d and happy wlshes to the graduat1ng class of 1969 WILLIAMAY'S HAPPY HOUSE OF HATS Congratulat1ons to the Class of '69 Best Wlshes For Your Future Success Russell Q Joyce Jackson BARNES STORE 1 1 H P 1 4 . , gg . E 5 4 Z ,,- 2 L V, 1 his if ' 11 H of , ,,,,, WW ,22,,,4 ,M,4 2:21 gif? f fkxeb-4 u iv 1 A 5 I P ' AV 1- , A V I I V O K o , , Hu ' J lg., H 4 P f! lr 124 GRUESBECK'S GARAGE Tune Ups Esso Products , -X General Repairs .I Flll ' I.: ll- O L IZ 17 7 ,., ilgllgl y T v : 1W Z gg-, 'I U L-1,-,,,i i l Route U.S. 11 Whitney Point, New York 'Gerry' Collins Carry with Gerry Representing the 'Fabulous' NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE-COLUMBUS, OHIO Serving this area's insurance needs for nearly 20 years, and if you've been missing the boat all that time, you can still get aboard and enjoy the exciting new Securance program. If I don't see you, You see me. Phones: Whitney Point 692-3346 Binghamton 862-4466 Congratulations to the Class of' 69 and to the Faculty and the School for their part in making this a Free, and Better Country to live in, Our best wishes to the Class of 1969 from Southard Oil Co. , Inc. Whitney Point, New York MANWARING EQUIPMENT CO. Main St. - 692-3476 John Deere JOHN DEERE Ag - Lawn Sz Graden New Idea Clay Equipment Nuffield Tractors by British Motor Chain Saws - Skil, solo Co. McCulloch-chains and bars for all makes 125 Absentees Activities Administration Advertisements Band Jr. Band Sr. Band Swing Baseball Basketball Basketball, Girls Board of Education Bowling Calendar of Events Cheerleaders Chorus, Junior Chorus, Senior Class Officers 68, 69, Color Guard Cross Country Exchange Student Gunnar Faculty F.H.A. F.N.C. F.T.A. 37, 93, 85, 9, 36, 5 ,, ig, .ag A v.,,. 3-9 BUILDING C.E. ADAMS SCHOOL IINIEJEX 53, 66 67 3 103 83 72 83 90, 91 96 , 97 100 4 101 es, 69 74 75 75 96, 99 73 94 71 33, 34 57, ss 79 80 78 126 Football Golf Junior High Activities Kdg-2 Homerooms Library Maintenance Staff 6, Maroon Q Gold National Honor Society Office Staffs 6, Retirees Seniors Senior Class Plays Senior High Homerooms Skiers Softball, Girls Student Council Swim Teams Three-Nine Homerooms Track Track, Girls Twirlers Volleyball, Girls Wrestling ii H SENIOR HIGH BUILDING ... A YEAR TO REMEMBER .. A YEAR TO BE REMEMBERED AT WHITNEY POINT CENTRAL SCHOOL 88 89 85 66 79 56 81 80 56 5 11 77 31 82 98 70 89 53 91 98 73 100 95 127 128