Windsor Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Windsor, NY)

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The Crusader Salutes . . Mrs. Marj ory Barnum Hinman

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Windsor Lions - Masonic Lodge Holds annual Father-Son thletic Awards B21I1ql16i - June 10, 1975 Top left - Mr. Harold Marriott welcomes guest for the Windsor Masonic Lodge . Top right - David Axtell - Scholastic Award Winner. Center left - Mr. Edward Ksionzyk presented awards to those athletes who managed to retain an average of over 90011. Center: Tom Jones received the State Championship Award for tennis. Center right - Bill Crapser, Scholastic Award Win- IISI . Bottom left - L-R: David Nixon received the Bush Memorial Award for the Senior Wrestler Most Deservingg Mal Harpell received the Ray Osterhout award for the Outstanding Distance Runner. Bottom center - John Baron received the 1975 Varsity Club Senior Athlete Scholar- ship Award: Craig Cramer received the Track Trophy. Bottom right - Jim Ehrets received the Bert Bevier Award given annually to the Baseball Player with the highest batting average.

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git.. 1- ' ' fa- ,. ga,-,. 'A iff Y, I ,frm p I . ..,.-.4 1' QTL. , .Br EQ Uris? ug -1 ,1 in li, I Local Historian 12 Years if p - I 'We, the Crusader Staff of 1976, dedicate our yearbook- to Mrs. Marjogl' ry Barnum Hinman, a rare and interesting individual. 1 ' ' She has done much for our community, and has achieved many pperf sonal accomplishments, the most rewarding being the publication of her bookg ONAQUAQA: HUB OF THE BORDER WARS, THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN NEW YORK. The book deals with Central New York State's part in the revolution, stressing Onaquaqa as a base of operation for the Indians and' the Tories. A Originally her interest was not in writing -a book. As she puts 'itz I spent four years C1965-19693, with the Old Onaquaqa Historical Society.- My initial interest was directed toward an effort to get agstate historic site. I believed peopleof this area needed to know about their surround- ing area years ago. - M f ' Marjory, a librarian: and an active member in the Broome County Historical Society lias published two books for this organization. Thei first being, ANNALS OF BINGHAMTON, the first recorded history of Broome County. She also pub1ished,.and was one of the editors of, HISf TORIC ARCHITECTURE OF BROOME COUNTY. - Y g Mrs. Hinman has written and coordinated Bicentennial Minutesffor Channel 12. The minutes started January First and will continue to be shown locally, daily, throygh 1976. Also credited to 'her accomplishe ments is a documentary for WSKG TV. A We, the student body of Windsor Central School know her as thesmil- ing face in the high school office. ' , Employed' by the Windsor Central School District forfthirteen years, Mrs. 'Marjory Barnum Hinman is a remarkable human being and we, the Crusader Staff, are honored to dedicate our yearbook to her. - ' - Kelly Robson