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

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Retirees After twenty-seven years of Guidance in the Whitney Point school system, Pauline Quick will be opting for a much looked forward to retirement as of June, 1986. Mrs. Quick earned her B.S. degree at Johnson State Teacher’s College in Vermont in 1953 and her Masters degree from Springfield College in Massachusetts in 1959. Mrs. Quick taught four years in Vermont, one year at a private school in Queens, N.Y. and then was hired by Caryl E. Adams to take over the Guidance Department at Whitney Point in 1959. In the interim she did some graduate work at Cornell, obtained a G.E. fellowship at Syracuse and took other courses at N.Y.U. During the years here at Whitney Point, she has run the gamut of Guidance Services, having worked not only with Senior High students, but also Junior High and grades three thru six; she has been chairman of Special Education for four years and has co-chaired the Committee on the Handi- capped for two years. Among her outside activities, she is a past member of the V.F.W. Auxiliary in Lisle, belonged to the Eastern Star, is still a member of the Upper Lisle Grange and served as president of the Binbhamton Area Soroptomist Club as well as district director a few years back. We wish Mrs. Quick a most happy and lenghty retire- ment. Prior to 1963, Mary Margaret DeYoe was most content to remain at her home caring for her two sons and one daughter. Additionally, she served as her husband Ed’s fuel distributorship secretary. Her spare time was devot- ed to her interest in painting, giving piano lessons, and participation in various organizations. In September 1963, Mrs. DeYoe began her teaching career, serving as a Kindergarten teacher in the Mara- thon Central School. September, 1965, saw Mary Margaret employed in Whitney Point as a First Grade teacher, a position she held for the next five years. Seeking additional challenge, Mrs. DeYoe next set her sights on acquiring certification as a Reading Teacher. She soon took this new certification and tackled the de- manding position of Junior High Reading Teacher from 1969-77. Since 1977, Mary Margaret resumed her Elementary teaching and has served the district as a Fourth Grade Teacher. Upon retirement, Mrs. DeYoe plans to travel with her husband and spend more time on her hobbies of painting and music. The Elementary Staff salutes Mrs. DeYoe for a job well done. 6

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Kindergarten Mrs. McCray Mrs. McCray Brendan Ballard Barbara Bush Steven Canniff Shawn Champion Mark Goodrich Brian Haight Christina Leach Justin Lindow Jennifer Mitchell Robert Myers Raymond Naholnik Andrew Nelson Jessica Osborn Stephanie Price Annette Slack Jaclyn Smith Jesse Trammell James Walker Tammy Wilcox Donalds Wood Devon Dahulich Nolan Denton Krista Forkey Gary Gardner Loren lllsley Andrew Lee Kimberly Legursky Christopher Lindow Malinda Phinney Jeffrey Pond Michael Quail Jennifer Slavick Dayle Lynne Williams James White 8