Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

67 KANISTEAN Et Cetera Kight bosses and Iwo I)a inch. Oh well! Campbell's Alley 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sports 78 T . Juniors 42 Our Dedication . . . This year the Ranislean staff of 1967, proudly dedicates its yearbook to a person who is consistently understanding and has an ever present smile. Her vibrant personality is a stimulant to her students which makes her classes interest- ing and meaningful. Through her field, litis individual constantly strives to help the students become aware of the languages and traditions of other peoples. In response to these qualities, we the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1967 KANISTEAN to Mrs. Thelma Rear. Mrs. Rear, originally from Pennsylvania, has been teaching in Canisteo for five years, and has served the students of this school in many w ays. She has been junior class advisor, which entails such tasks as decorations and arrangements for the Junior Prom and the Junior-Senior Banquet. We believe this dedication to be the best way of ex- pressing our appreciation to her. I wish to offer my sincere congratulations to each of you upon your graduation from Canisteo Central School. In the past we.have worked with you and your parents to prepare you for your part in our democratic society. It is our hope that we have helped give you the tools with w hich you can develop your talent to the point, that in the future you can he a credit to yourselves, your families and your country. Our best wishes go with you us you leave Canisteo Central. James E. Roach Supervising Principal It has been a privilege for me to have worked with the class of 1967 over the past six years. We have seen you move from a timid, unsure group of seventh graders to mature young people ready to enter the adult world as worthy citizens. The staff and I have been proud of your accomplishments in the school and in your other endeavors. From your past accomplishments we can only predict that y ou w ill make a favorable impression on the world beyond high school. This is our hope for you. If you remain true to yourself, your goals, your friends and to an aim of serving society, we know your impact will be recorded as positive. ly best wishes go with each of you. Richard J. Alderman High School Principal 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION ‘■Seated: Mr. Gerald Van Wie, Mr. Iceland Kilmer, President, and Dr. Luther Gardner. Stand- ing: Mr. Claire Dennis, Mr. Burnell Jones. Canistean Mentors ART-Mre. Griswald, Mr. ilenshuw. Mrs. McCarty. 8 ENGLISH-Seoferf: Mrs. I atham. Mrs. LeMon. Standing: Mr. Hopkins. Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Mackmer, Mrs. Meek, Mr. I imh. PSYCHOLOGIST-Mm. Bergeson. Elementary KINDERGARTEN-Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Roach. Mrs. liarkcnridcr. Mrs. Gardman. FIRST GRADE-Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Fiegl. Mrs. Burd, Mrs. F.mcrson. 10 FIFTH GRADE-Sealcd: Mr� . Redmond, Mr� . Magin- ley. Standing: Mi� � Hauman, Mr. Clark. SIXTH GRADE-Seoted; Mr� . Richardson. Mr� . Woehr. Standing: Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Weseott. FOURTH GRADE-Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Cuple. Miss Ford. MONITORS-Mrs. Camps, Mrs. Rey- nold� . HOMEMAKING-Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Miller. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Mr. Harris, Mr. Roffe. GUIDANCE-Mr. Heaslip, Mrs. La Valle. HEALTH-Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Stephens. 12 MUSIC-Seated: Mrs. Scranton, Mrs. Cooney. Stand- in : Mrs. Besig, Mr. Thurkins. MATHEMATICS-Mr. Cardman. Mr. Fiegl, Mr. Mclnroy, Mr. Cru- zan, Mr. Alderman. LANG LAG E-Sraled: Mrs. Latham, Mrs. Kcar. Standing: Miss Wood- ruff. Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Henshaw. SCIENCE-First How: Mr. Preston, Mr. Kike. Second How: Mr. Mullen. Mr. Pomeroy. Mr. Bergh. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Mr. kratzer. Mr. Brooke, Mrs. Bergh. Mr. Meek. SOCIAL STUDIES-Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Copeland, Mr. Hall. Miss Hifenburg, Mr. Gorman. 14 Cafeteria HIGH SCHOOL-Ftrsf Row: Mrs. Schenck. Mr� . Northrop, Mrs. Forshee. Mrs. Gillis. Second Row: Mrs. Jamison, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Shorts, Mrs. McMindes. ELEMENTARY SCHOQL-Mrs. Silsbee. Mrs. Etu, Mrs. (Gardner, Mrs. Ilendershot, Mrs. ance. Mrs. Young. 15 Taking care of the inner man. Office Staff 16 Custodians HIGH SCHOOL-Miss Van Skiver, Mr.Sanford, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Norton, Mr. Roe. Final Row: Mr. Irion, Mr. McDaniels, Mr. Stewart. Mr. M. Pierce. Mr. Haring. Mr. Wood. Mr. Birdsall. Second Row: Mr. Lockwood, Mr. Nance, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Pierce, Mr. Allen, Mr. Hurd, Nlr. Jack. Mr. Wheaton, Mr. W. Pierce, Mr. Martin. Absent: Mr. ( uick (Supervisor). Bus Drivers 18 SENIORS 23 Charlotte Denstnore Chief’ Gail Dickey Abigail” James Dineen Herbie” Phyllis Gielen Phyl Jerry Fish Gerald McBoing-Boing 26 Donald Gunn Xloose Christine Hallett Utile Girl” Gary Harrison Harn 27 Richard Hawkins Rick John Hughes Hugltsie Richard Kellogg RUk Daniel Jones Jonscy Thomas Kerr Smoktr Constance Mann John” Sherry Krise Sherry” Jennifer Keyes Nickie Morse I.athrop Maun” William McPherson Bill 29 Joy Ordway Joybelle Connie Palmer Con Kathleen Payne Chatty 31 Jerry Reynolds Quince ” Richard Peltz Rick” Susan Prall Cus Dordiea Pierce Dorthea ” Connie Pierce Utile Con ” Kdvvunl Rheinheimer Mouse” Judith Rouch Binky” Diana Schreiner Fanny” Janis Sheroshiek Jay Charlotte Russell Char” 33 34 Daniel Swifl Suiftie I )is Teribury Yogi Edward Thompson Edsie” Daniel Todd ''Dapper Dan Eugene Vance Gino 35 36 Hie All-American Girl? If I could just get mv finger out of the string. Go ahead, bite the end off. Some pass in. others pass out. 38 C. C, S. Seniors Present TUP MOUSE THAT ROARED December 8, 1966 8:00 P. High School Auditorium M. No. V Q? Adults $1,00 Senior Play As alumni look back on their last year in school, the senior play often comes to mind. They like to believe it was one of the best senior plays ever given and many have acclaimed this year's senior play as one of the best. The student leads were Clorianna, Kathy Payne, the young ruler of an imaginary country culled Grand Fenwick; and Tully Bascom, Jerry Fish, the chief ranger of the National Forest of Grand Fenwick whose chief interest was birds. The oilier characters included Count Mountjoy, Dan Jones, leader of the anti-dilutionist party; and Mr. Ben- ter, Ed Thompson, leader of the dilutionist party; the president. Rick Peltz; and Secretary of the State. Neil VanWie; with Ed Rheinheimer, a mad scientist. Many problems may arise performing such a play about types of people whom the players are not accustomed to. It takes time to teach a high school senior how to sit down with tuxedo tails, but even such details were executed well. Many of the seniors participated or helped in the production of this play under the direction of Mr. Andrew F. Lamb, Jr. 39 CLASSES Juniors Nancy Colton Secretary ADV ISORS: Mrs. Koar, Mr. Cruzan, Miss Woodruff. Gerry Amidon Treasurer Gregory Schnurle Vice-Presiiienl 42 Officers First Row: G. Am id on, J. Arthur, G. Bailey, J. Beers. £ f) XL. 4 Fourth Row: M. Dineen, D. Farrand. B. Feeney, R. Greenfield, k. Gulliver, J. Hall. I. llallett. Fifth Ri w: C. Hartman. P. Haring, G. Hender- shot, K. Hill. Second Row: C. Birdsall, T. Booth, N. Bossard, E. Caple. Third Row: I). Charles, N. Cotton. Theresa De- Wall. Thomas DeW all. Sixth Row: D. Holden, D. Howard, P. Kent, I). Knapp. Seventh Row: C. Kneale. 1- Lamphier, N. Lath- rop, I). Lockwood. Fim Row: T. Mann, D. McKee, M. Messing, J. Nikon. Second Row: S. Ordway, L Palmer, J. Prouly, S. Quick. Third Row: M. Remchuck, M. Ross. B. Scranton, G. Schnurle. J. Seely. Fourth Row: L Semans, C. Sick. D. Smith. T. Steffy, M. Stephens, D. Stewart. Fifth Row: L Stewart, M. Stew art, C. Stuart, B. Vance, D. Vance. Sixth Row: W. VanW White. Seventh Row: M. Wood, E. Woodworth, D.W'yant, J. Zeltwanger. 44 Sophomores SOPHOMORE ADVISORS: Mr. Pomeroy. Miss Mackmer, Mr. Eike. OFFICERS: D. Hollowell, vice-president; A. Galeazzo, treasurer; T. Coleman, secretary; G. Meting, president. Second Row: V. Beausinguer. S. Bixby, P. Brayshaw, D. Burdick, G. Bowen, T. Burns, W. Bums, S. Burritt. Third Row: D. Campbell, Ray Campbell, Robert Campbell. M. Caple. sJkh Sixth Row: W. Hollowell, J. Hop- kins, R. Howard, L Hunt, J. Hurd, D. Irion. Seventh Row: L Kelley, L Kel- logg, B. Kinney , S. Knapp, I). Kneale, D. Knight. First Row: P. Carney, L Carrier, R. Carrkr, N Chaffee, S. Charles. Second Row: M. Chilson, M. Clark, J. Cole. T Coleman. I). Cook. Third Row: B. Cotter. B. Cotton, R. Creeley. M. Davis, M. Decker, L Dennis. Fourth Row: J. Dineen, H. Farley, D. Freeland, T. Galeazzo, S. Greenfield, A. Gilkes, S. Hankins. K. Hansen. Fifth Row: R. Harrison. D. Hatch, J. Hawkins, J. Heckel, G. Higgins. I). Hilts, D. Hollowell. 46 First Row: G. Knight. C. Learn, J. D� per, L Manry. D. McChesney. Second ? u: T. McChesney, R. McDaniels, S. Me- Kibben. G. Messing, K. Meyer. Third Row: M. Micglire, D. Mile� , 1 . Miles, G. Miller, J. Moogan, K. Morse. Lai Fourth Row: J. Mullen. Mark Mullen, Mike Mul- len. B. Nichols. P. O’Dell, B. Payne, D. Payne, J. Porter. Fifth Row: J. Preston, S. Rheinheiiner, C. Rhude. M. Rice, J. Richardson. S. Sanborn, J. Stephens. Sixth Row: G. Stewart, B. Stewart, C. Swift, L Thomas, M. Todd, S. Travis, E. Van Ellen. Seventh Row: R. Van Allen. J. VanArsdale, D. VanSkiver. M. Wood. M. W yant, Y. Young, S. Zeltwangcr. 47 First Row: S. Adam� , R. Amidon, R. Aultman, W. Bacon. Second Row: P. Barnard. S. Barnard, I). Bell, R. Bradley. Third Row: T. Bob, S. Brizzee, W. Burd, W. Bush, I). Campbell. Fourth Row: M. Caple, M. Chaffee, E. Chase, L Comfort, P. Cotton, D. Crosby, T. Davis. Fifth Row: C. Dickinson, T. Dodge, C. Eggleston. D. Ellington, J. Ellington. Sixth Row: D. Evingham, D. Fish, B. Flint. W. Frazer. Seventh Row: S. Gardiner, C. Gardner, M. Gran- ger, D. Greenfield. 49 First Row: D. Hullett, D. Heckel, L Hendricks, Jane Hollowell. Second Row: Jack HoUowcll, D. Holmes, I). How- ard, W. Howard. Third Row: S. Hubertus, L liges, H. Kerr, R. knight. Fourth Row: W. krusen. J. Lain, F. Lathrop, S. I .each. R. Ix ckwood. M. MacN’aughton, M. Me- Chesney. Fifth Row: M. Mckee, Lee McMindes. Unda Mc- VI inde� , M. McM inde� . Sixth Row: S. Meehan, P. Messing, R. Miller, N. Morse. Seventh Row: P. Montgomery, M. Newland, S. Nilson, T. Norton. 50 First Row: R. O'Dell, P. Ordway, S. Parker. C. Peters. Secoiul Row: V. Pierce, S. Potter. K. Richcson. L Roach. Third Row: J. Ross, C. Russell, J. Sanford, R. Sanford, R. Schenck. Fourth Row: W. Scott, D. Sharp. L Sherwood, B. Sheroshick, M. Short, M. Silsbee, G. Simons. i i W £0 3$ 4 VI L - e « f - • i r: a w - to. KT rs Fifih Row: K. Smith, H. Spangenberg, K. Thomp- son. D. Thurkins, K. Tucker. Sixth Row: S. VanHassent, R. Vance. G. V eak- land, M. Wilson. Seventh Row: R. Woughter, D. Wood, J. Wood- worth. R. Woodworth. 51 Eighth Grade First Row: D. Beers, J. Birdsall, I). Bowirs, E. Bradford. Second Row: M. Brizzw, L Bullard, A. Burchard, R. Burchard. Fourth Row: E. Carnes, J. Charles, D. Clark. A. Cobb, D. Cole, M. Coleman. Fifth Row: C. Collins, J. Collins, D. Cools, David Cotton, Denise Cotton. Sixth Row: J. Covert, C. Crandall, J. Dickey, J. Dye. Seventh Row: S. Ewanich, W. Furley, D. Farrand, K. Feeney. 52 Fourth Row: J. Kent, K. Kenvon, I. Knapp. C. Loper, D. lx per, D. Mann. Fifth Row: D. Martin, D. Me Caig, T. Meehan, K. Meyer, D. Miller. Sixth Row: C. Mills, L. Mills, C. Morse. M. Morse. Seventh Row: I). Moyer Mullen. K. Mullen, W. Murdock. 53 Sixth Row: P. Warriner. T. Welle� � . W. Welles. T. Wilder. Seventh Rou: P. W ilson, J. W oodworth, J. Zanghi, I). Zeltw anger. 54 Seventh Grade First Row: k. Alderman,C. Allen, W. Baker, V Barnard. s Sct'orul Row: J. Birdcall. M. Bixby, B. Bern- ard. I). Bossard. K. Brown. Third Row: B. Burns, J. Bums. k. Bush. N. Campbell, K. Cardmun, D. Carne� , B. Carrier. 1 Fourth Row: C. Clair. R. Clark, I). Cleveland. I). Cole, B. Col- lins, W. Coots, C. Davis. Fifth Row: I). Dennis, H. Dens- more, D. Detrick, J. Dibble, M. Dieter, R. Dineen, K. Eichom. Sixth Row: G. Kll� . N. Force. B. Gardner, C. Gaskins, P. Good. Seventh Row: D. Hawkins, K. Hendricks. R. Hen- dricks, S. Holmes. 55 First Row: R. Houghtaling. 0. I louse, I). Howard, C. Ilges. R. Jones. Second Row: S. Jones, T. Kelly, I). Kellogg. L Kellogg. S. Ken- yon. Third Row: K. Kneale, I). tamp- hier, A. Lathrop, I). Lockwood, L. liockwood, M. MaGill. M. Manley. Fourth Row: J. Mann. J. Mayo, C. McCaig, L McChesne , W. McDaniel� . C. McGregor. Fifth Row: B. McKee. W. Mc- Mindes, S. Meehan, tarry Miles, Linda Miles. L. Mosher, B. Mul- len. Sixth Row: J. Mullen, C. Nilson, M. Nilson, C. Notion, I). Norton. Seventh Row: J. Ordway, R. Pal- mer. D. Pierce, L Plank. M. Porter. First Row: F. Frail, J. Raish, N. Rice, R. Richeson. R. Ritter. Second Rou: D. Robinson, G. Ross, C. Russell, G. Sanford. S. Semans. Third Rou: D. Scranlon, D. Smith, k. Smith, J. Smith. S. Smith, C. Sherwood, G. Stiles. Fourth Row: E. Slew art, G. Stew- art, M. Stewart, G. Sutfin. K. Teribury, M. Thomas. Fifth Rou-: I). Thurkins, M. Todd. J. Travis, H. Vance, T. W aighl, C. Warriner, D. Watson. Sixth Rou-: S. Weak land, J. Welch, k. Weyand. S. White, E. Wyse. Seventh Row: M. Woodworth, D. Wyant, L York, M. Yanni, N. Yanni. STUDENTS ON THE MOVE . . . Student Senate The Student Senate is the functioning student govern- ment of Canisteo Central School. The Senate is composed of a representative from each homeroom in the junior and senior high school, plus each class president. The officers for this school year are: Jerry Fish, president; Dennis Wyant, vice-president; Kathy Payne, secretary; and Becky Burns, treasurer. The advisor for this group is Mr. Zane Fiegl. Activities of the Student Senate this year include the magazine sale and sponsoring the individual pictures. The Senate worker! together with the Kanistean staff, and the student body, selling magazines. The profits were di kled to help pay for the yearbook and to give the student gov- ernment money to carry out possible projects. The vending machines were also placed in the school by the Student Senate, for the use of the student body. The Senate’s main objective is to serve the students, which it has carried out well. First Row: S. Payne, K. Smith, A. Cobb, I. Knapp, P. Ordway, B. Hollowell, S. Bixby, S. Adams, J. Roe, P. Totten. C. Kneale, M. Mul- (.ardner. Second Row: M. Bixby. B. Burns, D. Wyant, J. Fish, K. ten, C. Birdsall. D. Cook, S. anil assent. J. Mullen. J. Smith. Payne, C. Bussell, J. Ordway. Third Row: J. Arthur, G. Davis, J. 60 LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY-Fir� Row: M. Colter, B. Warriner, K. Payne. A. Crandall. Sec- ond Row: J. Roach. B. Scranton, M. Rice, D. Hilts. B. Feeney. Third Row: B. Bums. A. Gilkes. B. Cotter, K. Hansen, M. Caple. M. Mullen. C. Birdsull. Fourth Row: L Teribury, E. Hill. J. Mullen, G. Dickey, N. Cotton. Fifth Row: D. Jones, J. Fish. D. Mider. J. Arthur, R. Peltz, N. YanWie. Honor Societies NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Firs Row: B. Scranton, Uloach. Second Row: G. Dickey, C. Bird sail, K. Payne, N. Cotton. M. Mullen, C. Russell. Third Row: D. Jones. J. Ordwav. B. Burns, C. kneale, N. VanWie, J. Fish, R. Peltz, L Teribury. 61 L Teribury, J.. Ordway, B. Scranton. J. Seely, B. Morse. ( kneaie, J. Roach, B. Angel. Kanistean Staff S. Pratt, J. Seely, B. Morse, J. Ordway, L Teribury. B. Angel. L I mphier, Mr. Ilenshaw. 62 B. Scranton, M. Magee, L Teribury, K. Payne, M. Mullen. L Lamphier. 63 B. Scranton, co-editor; J. Roach, editor. Mr. Henshaw, C. Kneale, B. Morse. Totem CO-EDITORS-C. Russell and C. Den sm ore. The project of ihe Totem is to try to put out a publication that can represent the school. This could not be done without the help of Mrs. Coddington and Mr. Rode. We believe that the Totem is now coming closer and closer to the students. But this is only a start in the direction in which we are heading. For example, if the present day Totem reflects student life accurately, students are much more grim than we have been led to believe through personal observation. I herefore, we do not believe we have come close enough to the student body yet. Also much emphasis has been placed upon student art as a means of brightening up the Totem and ullowing more students to contribute their talents. Comparison with an issue of three years ago would show the direction in which we are trying to move. Mr. I umb and the Totem Staff Fint Row: C. Densmore, C. Russell. Second Rou: J. Sheroshick, I). ney, L Palmer. Third Row: E. Rheinheimer. A. Crandall. L Bum� , Knapp. E. Hill, M. Cotler, N. Dennis. C. Dickey, T. Hallett, P. Car- C. Harrison, R. Morse. 64 Future Nurses First R(tu: IN. Colton. K. Burns. J. Cole, Mrs. Hale. P. Carney. Second Row: L While, B. Warriner, L Campbell, J. Keyes, P. Cielen, Y. Young, M. Messing. J. Ordway, historian; N. Colton, vice-president; B. Warriner, treasurer; R. Bums, president; L Campbell, secretary ; Mrs. Hale, advisor. First Row: B. Burns. S. Burns, J. Ross, J. Ellington. Second Row: C. Mann. R. Amidon, T. Davis, D. Campbell, L Carrier, T. Burns, S. Barnard, R. McDaniels, I). Miles, Mr. Bail. Third Row: T. Mann, P. Kent, B. (.arson, D. Gunn. k. Quick, J. Woodworth, E. Vosburg, I). Stewart. Fourth Row: R. Woodworth, R. Campbell, G. Sal- vagan, T. DeWall, L Burns, L Brutsman, P. O'Dell, J. Matacle, W. Fraser. Fifth Row: G. Bowen, R. () Dell, I). VanSkiver. D. Swift, W. VanWie, M. ewland. T. Steffy, M. Davis. Future Farmers of America 66 Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers Club formally initiated its new members in the fall of 1966. The club’s advisor is Mrs. Howard. Its officers include Karen Meyers, president; Shirley Hankins, vice-president; Mary Wyant, treasurer; and Betty Stephens, secretary. During the club’s meetings, the members work on knitting and sewing projects. This fall the girls attended a perfor- mance of the Ice Capades in Rochester and this spring an evening social is planned, which the girls and their mothers will attend. First Row: I). Wood, D. Holmes, L. Chase, B. Flint. Second Stephens. Thinl Row: D. Farrand. E. an Allen. N. Swift, S. Row: Mrs. Howard, K. Meyers, S. Hankins, M. Wyant, B. Meehan, I.. Thomas, S. Cardiner, S. Nilson. 67 The Future Teachers Association is an organization designed to give qualified students an opportunity to become acquainted with the teaching profession. Members work with u teacher two or more periods a week in either school. Mrs. LeMon, senior F.nglish teacher, is advising Future Teachers this year. Heading the club are Mary Ann Mullen, president, who is also treasurer of the Rochester Area Fu- ture Teachers; Judy Roach, vice- president; Kathy Payne, secretary; Dorcie Knapp, treasurer; Tom Booth, historian; and Elizabeth Hill, parlia- mentarian. Throughout the year the group has heard interesting speakers and has traveled to conferences which have added valuable insight to this re- warding and challenging profession. Kneeling: C. Russell. S. Burrill. M. Stephens. Smlcd: T. Booth. D. Knapp. M. Mullen, J. Roach. K. Payne. E. Hill. Standing: D. Campbell. J. Woodworth, C. Swift. B. Feeney, E. Thompson, L Semans, D. Knight. P. Haring. M. Stewart. Future Teachers of America 68 Library Club The Library Club, consisting of approximately 15 members, does much work in our Senior High library. Each member spends at least two free periods each week assisting the librarians. A few of their duties are stamping due dates, putting books away, and helping people find information in the library. The officers are I.. Kelley, president; C. Dickin- son, vice-president; I). Knight, Secretary; D. Hatch, treasurer. First Rote: L Manry. I). Sharpe. Second Row: B. Baker. S. Potter. R. Woughter, L Ketley, M. Wood. Third Row: I). Campbell, l. Clark, C. Dickenson, M. McMindes, D. knight, P. Brayshaw. I). Hatch. 69 Audio Visual Aids There are approximately fifteen students in the Audio- Visual Aids this year. Each club member averages three periods a week in this work. Delivering films, showing films, and helping repair equipment, are a few of the tasks they perform. They are an important asset to teachers in their use of audio-visuals aids. 70 First Row: J. Halt. L lanry, T. Morse. Strontl Row: T. Mann. R. Carson. Mr. Roffe, R. Greenfield. Thinl Row: T. Galeazzo. J. Beers. L Stewart. J. Vlatacale. T. Granger, M. Wood. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS-Firs Row: B. Stewart, N. Bossard, S. Ordway, I). Heckel, S. VanHassent, L Kelley. I). Kneale, E. Caple. C. Russell, F. Ordway. Secoiul Row: D. Cook, S. Pratt. J. Wood- worth, M. Caple, N. Cotton, D. Freeland. D. Howard. I). Vance, T. liallett. L Manry, B. Payne. K. Thompson, G. l)icke , S. Krise. Third Row: B. Scranton, M. Caple. K. Morse, Y. Young, C. Peters. J. Hendershol, G. Vance, J. Hopkins, I). Holden. E. Thompson. I). Jones, B. Colton, J. Moogan. L Sherwood, J. Roach. Fourth Row: K. Payne, K. Richeson, I.. Roach, C. Allen, I). Hsh, I). Howard, S. Weed. M. Todd. I). Todd, G. Schnurle. V anW ie. J. Reynolds, T. Sick, J. I follow ell, S. dams, B. Feeney, C. Kneale. Chorus Jl NIOR HIGH CHORl'S-First Row: Mrs. Cooney. W. Welles. K. Curdman. E. Stewart, K. Kneale. P. Kellev, T. Kelle , R. Dineen, S. Kenyon, L York, I). Pierce. M. W oodard. Second Row: K. Alderman. 1). Thurkins. B. Gardner. B. Ferree. K. Hendricks, P. Warriner, D. Cole, B. Flint, K. Ordway, C. Sherwood, T. Waight, M. Manley. Third R(tw: I). Scranton. M. Todd, I). Martin. I). Mayer, D. Clark. J. Dye, D. Smith, R. Ritter. W . Murdock, P. Stephens, B. Holden. Fourth Row: J. Smith. R. Richeson. S. Rhow. K. Feeney, S. Meehan, I). Harris, T. Meehan. K. Campbell, S. Ewanirh, N. Rice, C. Allen, I). Burns. 71 First Row: A. Travis, M. Pratt, L Mills. I). Johner. Second Row: I). Bowles. R. Clark. Third Row: K. Ordway, S. Hall, A. Cobb, K. Mrs. Besig, K. Campbell, D. Clark. E. Stewart, B. Holden, D. Burns, Alderman. B. Gardner, M. Todd. k. Hendricks, T. Kelley, N. Rice. Junior High Orchestra 72 Senior High Orchestra The Senior High Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Paul Thurkins. The orches- tra is composed of approximately forty-nine students, twelve of whom are seniors. The concerts that the orchestra has performed are the Pop Concertthe annual Christ- mas Concert , and the Spring Concert . The orchestra was also a guest, at Haver- ling Central School in Bath, at the area All- State. This is the first time a group such as ours has been invited to an all-state festival. In the early part of December our orchestra went to Canadaigua for an exchange concert. Canadaigua was also a guest at our school, where their chorus performed. I ist year the orchestra went to competition where they com- peted in the grade five bracket. They received a 5A rating. They also intend to compete again this year in the grade five division. First Row: G. Dickey, K. Payne, I). Meckel, C. Allen, C. kneale. Sec- ond Row: B. Burns, J. Ordway, B. Feeney, P. Carney. Third Row: VI. Caple. B. Cotton, M. Rice. Fourth Row: D. Hilts, S. Adams, P. Ordway, S. VanHassent, S. Greenfield, D. Campbell, B. Stewart, A. Gilkes, C. Rhude, M. Magee. N. Bossard. Fifth Row: L Kelley, M. Granger, D. Thurkins. S. Pratt, J. Moogan, J. Woodworth. B. Scran- ton, N. Cotton, M. Chilson, G. Higgins, k. Richeson. N. VanWie. Sixth Row: S. Weed. B. Baker, D. Payne, J. Fish, D. Aultman, S. Ordway, D. Fish, A. Crandall, C. Gardner. 73 Senior Band First Row: J. Moogan. M. Colter, V Dennis, P. Gielen. J. Wood- worth, S. Potter, M. Caple. B. Cotter. B. Carrier, N. Cotton, B. Scran- ton. Second Row: D. Cook, Y. Young, C. Murphy, D. Kneale, D. Stuart. J. Heekel, S. ii ubertus. D. Sharp. M. Decker. J. Zeltw anger. J. Hopkins, L Caple, I). Stuart, H. Kerr. Third Row: I). Thurkins, B. Bancroft, S. Pratt, D. Howard, D. Crosby, D. Freeland, B. Baker. J. Fish, L Comfort, L Thomas. Fourth Row: S. Weed, B. Scott, J. Hurd. K. Payne, G. Higgins, C. Bussell, S. Ordway, I). Aultman, I). Fish. W. Krusen, J. Parker. A. Crandall. C. Peters, K. Richeson. DRIM MAJORETTE: G. Dickev 74 Majorettes M AJORETTES: I). Hatch. C. Palmer. L Kelley. Color Guard First Row: B. Burn� . J. Ordway, C. Mallei. C. Kneale. Second Row: M. Chilson, M. Magee. K. Sick. M. Rice. J. Mullen. D. HUts, J. Dineen. Junior Band First Row: R. Jones, J. Smith, K. Kenyon, I). Thurkins, 1). Cotton, K. Feeney, P. Stephens. Second Row: C. Russell, I). Watson, J. Smith, I). Scranton, J. Charles. B. Ferree, E. Stuart, J. Reynolds, S. Ewanich. Third Row: T. Kelley, C. Allen, B. Carrier, J. Jamison, I). Zeltwanger, S. Rhow, R. Richeson. M. MaCill, K. Weyand, G. Sutfin. Fourth Row: S. Smith. R. Ritter. G. Stuart. J. Travis, H. Vance. B. Dineen. T. Meehan. I). Cotton, I. Knapp, C. Crandall. Fifth Row: D. Cleveland, F. Pratt. A. Burchard. I). Bossard, J. VanSkher, D. Shorts, J. Bird- sail, Mr. Thurkins, T. W elles, P. W ilson, I). Farrund, J. Ordway. 75 First Row: K. Payne. B. Payne, S. Ordway. I). Cook. Second Rou: N. Cotton, C. kneale, G. Schnurle, M. Caple, B. Scranton. Third Row: B. Feeney, B. Cotton, J. Hopkins. T. Sick, G. Hendershot. Fourth Row: M. Todd. I). Todd. N. VanWie, I). Holden. First Row: N. Cotton, Mr. Thurkins, A. Crandall. I). Stewart, Mrs. (looney, J. Zeltwanger, K. Caple. Secontl Row: B. Scranton, k. Richeson, S. Weed, B. Baker. J. Fish, D. Aultman, S. Ordway, I). Fish. 76 77 SPORTS LIFE... Top: C. Allen, L Roach, K. Morse. B. Cotton, I). Cook, First Row: D. Kneale, J. Zeltwanger, G. Dickey. Second Rttw: P. Cielen, J. Preston, A. Gilkes, P. Ordway. M. Mullen, L Teribury. 80 Water Ballet First Row: I. Knapp. M. Coleman, D. Collon, P. Stephen� , P. Ordway, I). Thurkin . I). Wyant, D. Bowles. Second How: C. Allen, J. Birdsall, K. Alderman, E. Stewart, I). Heekel, A. Cobb, I). Scranton. B. Gardner. Third Row: J. Laine. B. Baker, S. Greenfield, C. Palmer. M. Stephens, M. Chaffe, S. Adams. Fourth How: J. Roach. K. Cardman, B. Keeney, K. Keeney, S. Payne, S. Ewanich, K. Ordway. Pep Club 81 First Hour: T. Galeazzo. H. Morse. B. McPherson, J. Hunt, R. Peltz, J. Fish. Second Row: B. Camps, T. Booth, I). Wyant, J. Beers. L. Semans. M. Mullen. S. Weed. Third Row: J. Nikon, I). McKee, M. Dineen, N. Chaffee, I). Smith, I). Holden. Fourth Row: I). Hollowed. V. Beausigner, M. Shorts, J. Hcdtd, G. Messing. K. Loper. Fifth Row: Mr. Had, Mr. Brooke. 82 Varsity Football First Row: I). Crosby. H. Sanford, T. Bob, L Dennis, S. Mckibben. Tolten. J. Hurd, J. Hollowell, R. Campbell, C. Gardner, C. Peters. R. Miller, S. Knapp. Second Row: J. McDaniels, S. Ilubertus, R. Fourth Row: R. Aultman, M. Todd. J. Sanford, R. Harrison. L Hend- K night. M. McKee, J. lx per. M. Wilson. W. Bush. Third Row: P. ricks. Coach kratzer. 83 VARSITY: S. Mckibben. G. Davis, I). Howard. D. Wyant. G. Amidon, J. Rey- nolds. J. Arthur, D. Hollowell, T. Booth, D. Todd. Basketball The C.C.S. Redskins were known for their tre- mendous spirit this year. Among the many exciting games was the brilliant victory over the undefeated team of Avoca. In each game the Redskins put forth new efforts at times resulting in an breath-taking victory. The Junior V arsity saw a great deal of action this year als . Each game was expertly played. Again and again, the opponent was defeated in a sparkling per- formance of the J team. Both teams were noted for their good sportsman- ship and well-played games under the fine coaching of Mr. Donald kratzer and Mr. Thomas Roffe. Jl'NIOR VARSITY: M. Todd, 1. Shorts. Victor Beausigner, Varden Beausigner, L. Dennis. L Kellogg, J. Hopkins. D. Stewart, R. Miller, W. Scott, B. Caaey, I). Howard, T. Coleman, J. McDaniels. 84 ARSITY: S. Burns, S. Zeltwanger, I). Payne, C. Hartman. T. Mann. I), lioiden. Second Row: J. Ilollowell, G. Ilendershot, N. Chaffee. I). McKee, I). Gunn. M. Dineen. Wrestling JLMOR VARSITY: L Carrier, K. Gulliver. R. Amidon, VI. McKee, I). Stewart, S. Weed. SWIMMING: L Comfort. J. Fish, R. Greenfield. J. VanArsdale, D. Crosby, T. Norton. G. Schnurle. A. Crandall. Second Row: I). Fish, T. Morse, D. Evingham. I). Freeland. D. Aultman. R. Peltz, S. Knapp. E. Rheinheimer. Swimming 85 Cross Country Final Rote: L Comfort. M. Mieglire, V. Beausigner. Second Row: R. Andrus, I). Todd, J. Arthur. I.. Carrier, J. Malacale. Final Row: J. Nilson. Mr. Brooke. L Carrier. Second Row: J. Cole, S. Weed, M. Shorts. J. Fish.J. Matacle, D. Freeland. 86 Track Baseball 87 First Row: M. Dineen, S. Mckibben, L Kellogg. Second Row: C. Messing, L Semans, G. Amidon, T. Coleman. Third Row: J. Hopkins, I). Wyant, . Beausigner, M. Todd, I). Hollowell. Miss Josl Science-Mr. Mullen Mi� Buller Hfelory-Mr. Campbell Cadets Miss W inlerbollom Mathemalics-Mr. Kiegl Miss Dole Science--Mr. Kike Miss Donnell) Knglish--Mr. I.amb Mr. ander Linden History-Mr. Hall 88 89 50-50-split! Vi for magazines, ihe rest for us! In Memoriam In memory of Jill Smith, who lost her life in a fire at her home, we dedicate this page. A popular student, she was active in Girl Scouts, Junior Stars, Junior High Orchestra, Junior High Chorus, and was a Student Senate Representative. Jill was well-known for her smile, her good sense of humor, and her love of animals. May her memory live in our hearts forever. 90 The Seventh Grade You notice it right away in September, when the younger kids start talking about how it will he next year.” While they calmly speculate about next year’s football team, or next year’s” class rings, you can’t help thinking that they’re leav ing you out; taking away some of the luster of your last year by talking about next year. You're a little surprised if not stunned at first, after all, it's only September; there's a whole long year left. But what’s this? College applications? Summer job plans? Orders for graduation announcements. What’s the rush, there s a whole year left isn’t there? Or is there? Midyear exams next week? Someone must he playing a mean trick on you! It seems that there are only three weeks to each month. By the time spring comes you start wishing you could grab hold of each week and enjoy it to the fullest, but they fly by so fast that you can’t hang on. Soon you can’t even hang on to the days. Sports end. Last report cards come and go. The days get longer and hotter for the underclassman, hut for you they go faster and faster until suddenly, in a flurrv of yearbooks, banquets, and ceremonies, you’re through . . .! All at once you can see how much you enjoyed those learning years, and you know deep inside that it will never be the same again. There’s nothing left but to turn and step out into the outside world. Come to think of it, doesn’t that sound exciting? 91 Advertisements Congratulations to the Class of '67 KENN HAIR FASHION 9 Church Street Homell, N.Y. Compliments GEORGE J.BURD, INC. Lumber Canisteo, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '67 ROGERS’ OIL COMPANY Headquarters for Paint, Hardware and Building Supplies HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY AND HARDWARE A. 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Neal Smith’s Funeral Home Smith’s Furniture Manor Staffy’s Foodland Stephen’s Service Station Thompson’s Store Tony’s Corner Store Towne Talk Bakery Waldorfs Jewelers Wambold’s Clothing Center Wilkenson’s Ben Franklin Store Woodburn Monumental Works 95 Index Administration 6 Ads 92-95 Audio-Visual Club 70 Bands Dance Band 76 Junior Band 75 Senior Band 74 Baseball 87 Basketball 84 Board of education 7 Bus Drivers 17 Cadet Candids 88 Cafeteria Staffs 15 Candids 2,19,38,77.89 Cheerleaders 80 Chorus Junior Chorus 71 Precisions 76 Senior Chorus 71 Color Guard 75 Cross Country- 86 Custodians 17 Dedication 4,5 Eighth Grade 52-54 Faculty Elementary 10,11 High School 8,9,12-14 Football 82,83 Freshman Class 49-51 Freshman Class Officers and Adv isors 18 Future Farmers Club 66 Future Homemakers Club 67 Future Nurses Club 65 Future Teachers Club 68 1 lonor Societies Local Honor Society 61 National Honor Society 61 Junior Class 43-44 Junior Class Officers and Advisors 42 kanistean Staff 62-63 letter 91 Library Club 69 Majorettes 74 Memoriam 90 Newspaper, School 64 Office Staffs 16 Orchestra Junior Strings 72 Senior Orchestra 73 Pep Club 81 Play, Senior 39 Precisions 76 Scorekeepers 80 Senior Class 22-37 Senior Class Officers and Advisors 37 Senior Play- 39 Seventh Grade 55-57 Sophomore Class 4547 Sophomore Class Officers and Advisors 45 Student Senate 60 Sw imming Team 85 Table of Contents 3 Title Puge 1 Totem Staff 64 Track 86 Water Ballet 81 W restling Team 85 Yearbook Staff 62 96