Cairo Central High School - Forge Yearbook (Cairo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1959 volume:

xy' Ulf' up N I F nl E a. Q vu. Q.. 1 I N TEM 4 411 , '9 fs f if M I - ' y:i,'1'f 4- 5 4' Q M. xx, V Q, kg ,Q 2 ,fx W. 31 'I' W, . V..- 3' Q-oi-as-v-em...-v..---a-muh .V-nnfv ..w.....i nu Q gf THE FORGE 1959 I K .S L f I A PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1959 CAIRO CENTRAL SCHOOL CAIRO N Y Alma WQEAIRO Q wiyigm ENTRAL ev ww' ,M fmijwwf agwxggigy. SCIENTM ' lf. 'tir R M N 3x x SCH w Q x 5 ESTpQ x E Q ,, X . Maier TESTAS E diforial We, the Class of 1959, present this issue of the Forge in the hope that lt will serve as an accurate pictorial history of the past year at C. C. S. We are deeply grateful to all those who had a part in making our high school careers a success. skillful guidance of the teachers we would Without the not be as capable of meeting the outside world and overcoming the obstacles which we are sure to meet. We realize that, for the past twelve years, school has been the center of our lives and has been a deciding factor in whether we will be successes or failures in the future. We are especially thankful for the help of advisors to whom we owe the success of our projects. This money was used for our two projects which were the publication of the our trip to Washington. ' We will never forget the good times we had The fun and excitement of basketball games our class money-making main senior yearbook and in school. has been an unforgettable pleasure- The school dances and especially the Junior Prom have been the highlights of our social lives for the past few years. We enjoyed working to- gether on such class projects as dances, skating parties, and the yearbook. We have made many lasting friendships in school and even after we are separated we will not forget our schoolmates. We will be sorry to leave Cairo and all the pleasant things which we associated with our school life. We are looking forward to the future and wondering what it holds in store for us. 3 MR, EDWARD HATTON We, the Class of' '59, dedicate the Forge to Mr. Hatton. He has uhselfishly given his time and skills to school and individual activities. We shall rememker him for his helpfulness and unfailing service to the student body of Cairo Central School. ll 7 1 MRS. BETTY MYER Mrs Myers' friendly smile and glowing person- ality will be greatly missed by all in the years ahead. She had a discerning eye when it came to distinguishing between those who were really sick and those who were not. when you were sick she was ready and able to help. Her kindly face will long be remembered by the students and faculty of Cairo Central School. 5 Table of C onfenfs Seniors Class es I Sporis Acfivifies Ads .Q R. Morano B. Tischler Assistant Editor Business Manager :Q S. Jennings Editor Co-Composing Editors R- Saxe, A. D'Agostino R. Tucci J. Woodbury Ty ing Editor ASSW Typing p Editor D. Tuzio T A. Alberga Ass't Typing Ass't Typing Editor Editor of tydr E ' to V. Marcelli Art Editor A. Schilling Ad Editor Qi' EE b 3 ts? V ist Stahlberg f J. O'Conne11 AoS'o Photo T. Banta . 5' 1 Sports Editor Editor' Photo Editor ' X it QL 7 Superinfendenf Principal - S .X I A 3 f -N. N3 K- X . MR. ELWOOD HITCHCOCK MR, JOHN LYNCH Board of E ducafion R. Meddaugh, G. Turner, E. M. Whitcomb,Clerkg W. Lake, Presidentg R. Herron, W. Lenski A f as f N f'f f?a if 5, ,, f i :QQ 5 ,Q S, i.j,?' - M I 4 ,. f h' HT' 1 ' , 2, X ul .... iw 'Y Hmmm, AL lg BCARD OF CO-OPERATIVE SERVICES Mr. Keith Stott El ementa ry L1 bra ri an f Mr. Verne Jeffers Elementary Supervisor asv? I 'IM Miss Evelene Lawyer Dental Hygienist Because of the importance and necessity of the jobs these people perform, we felt it necessary to devote a special page to them. Be- cause there ls not a suffi- cient number of students to keep they ties days We a 1 them here full time, serve in their capaci- at Cairo Central a few each week. 1 benefit a great deal from their Skillful guid- ance and from their sincere understanding of our p1 Ob- lems. Mr. Kenneth Daniels Guidance Director 9 J - -QD U? We-1 Miss Marie Gehrt Art k A X R f gl 2 ixf, A I Q X ' xffwi y 2 D P L f '5 4 a if ' I ' I 4 - I -ll Q f I l 4 qffiwy ffQ.f S' fif'? iM eMHwv,,1 fzymt . amy.: 'Til I f 'iff iv: eff i ai D :Me iss 5 , Q. fgQm'3w r aT : H . f vin 1-t x.. Mr. Robert Jennings Reading Specialist F aculfy Katherine Muller Oneonta State College for Teachers Grade l Helen M. Chadderdon New Paltz State College T Grade l Charlotte Alfeld, A. A. S New Paltz State College f Kindergarten Eleanor Jones New Paltz State College f or Teachers or Teachers or Teachers Ella T. Powell Oneonta State College For Teachers Grade 3 Virginia Turpin Oneonta State College for Teachers Grade ? Alan C. Gibbs, B. S. Nyack Missionary College Grade U' Emily Chadderdon New Paltz State College for TeaChePS Grade 2 Audrey Jennings, B. S. Plattsburg State College for Teachers Grade 3 absent: Nanette H. Fisher B. A. Seattle Paci fic College Home Economics Harriet Spalding New Paltz State College for Teachers Grafde LL Ethel Ruland New Paltz State College for Teachers Grade 5 Margaret Hunt, B. S. Oneonta State College for Teachers Grade 5 Syrene Barnes New Paltz State College for Teachers Grade 6 Alice J. Hale New Paltz State College for Teachers Grade 6 Hartwick College bu. Isabelle Turpin F aculiy Philip Jones, B. S. Citizenship Education, Junior High Jane Algozzine, B. A., M. S, Albany State College for Teachers English and Science, Junior High Margaret G. Munson, B. S. Oneonta State College for Teachers Mathematics, Junior High New Paltz State College for Teachers English, Junior High Patricia Jones, B, A. Hartwick College High School Librarian Maude M. Bailey, B. S. Ithaca College Albany State College for Teachers English, Citezenship Education James Gilbert, B. S. W Albany State College for Teachers Math, Chemistry Frederick Yost, B. S., M, A, Indiana Central College Columbia University Citizenship Education Dante Thomas, B. A, Columbia University English, Spanish Edward B. Hatton, B, S, ul, Oswego State College for Teachers If A 5 Industrial Arts, Driver Educatlons R, Kathleen I. Phillips, B. A., M, A. Leona B. Smith, B. Adelphi College Albany State College for Math, Guidance Hartwick College Teachers Science Earl H. Bailey, B. S., M. S. Ithaca College Trinity College of Music London, England Albany State College for Instrumental Music Teachers Grace Burkhart, B. S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col Physical Education Arthur R. Waldron, B. S., M. S. Ithaca College Physical Education Gertrude Lynch, B. S. Syracuse University Latin Constance K. Maggio, B. S., M. S. College of St. Rose Commerce ll S. Sarita A. Runion, B. S. Hartwick College Vocal Music Sfudenf Council As representatives of each class, the members of Student Council meet to discuss suggestions made by the student body. The representa- tives of each class decide whether a suggestion will be acted upon or discarded. Throughout the year the Council selects Student Patrol members, sponsors basketball games, buys trophies and pins, and amends the Constitution as necessary. Along with the lil members, Mr, Lynch attends meetings as advisor. President T. Banta Vice-President B. Di Girolamo Secretary-Treasurer R. Miller Lynch, Advisor Sfudem' Pafrol 12 EH! Mu Alpha Thefa Advisor-Miss K. Phillips, President D, Peak, Vice- President S. Jennings, Secretary-Treasurer J. Cornelsen Nafional Honor Sociefy Advisors: Miss K. Phillips, Mr. D, Thomas, President R. Morano. Vice-President R. Saxe, Secretary-Treasurer A. D'Agostino. 13 W . 55 l 5,1.'S HW. M an -a, gfti Hsfllgf as 'MNX wgf tfxtrplq, ft g fkf of F s f . 2 x wffm., . in 1. H Q. 'g i ' X f F. F rtrtl it , . ijygsw gkjf K. 3. , A wW,weiQ. fQ4S5f M- fl etee Q l .,-' .. ,F . - -A ' . 1 A MLS 1 . A . - . 5 - , Nfl- X .ga ' . - x - F J ? 3 F ett 1 tl M ' . N '. www .mf fwm TW' W. . BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS R, Webster, V. Rose, L- Vlalifon, G. U, J. Slack, C. Merwin, M. Decker C. Heath, E. Barnes, L. gjhepp Q ,lJfff5L5iiQFz:gf4fEE5g ..,, h I Sfaff FewmgpwlffgiiaurwqqfwPf!5f pawns! a. ,f-:g1s,'F'Ei 'M - 5-'rf - gi ' 1, -M A M ilifgefgiff School Nurse School Doctor Mrs. Alexander Dr. Tuzio CAFETERIA STAFF OFFICE STAFF P. WaldPOH, C. M0PPiS0N Mrs. Vosburg, Mrs. Baldwin, B. Waldron, E. Welch Mrs. Holzman lh ill! ANN D'AGOSTINO Ann has been secretary of the class for three years and secretary of Honor Society as a Senior. She has maj- ored in Spanish and Science. With this background, and as Composing Editor of th Forge, she is well prepared for a planned teaching career. ai 6 ROBERT A. MORANO Bob is well acquainted with the title of HMr. Presidentu, as he has served as such in his Junior and Senior years in Class, in his Senior year in Honor Society, and in his Junior year as Vice-President of Mu Alpha Theta. He is also Assistant Editor of the Forge. Basket- ball and Soccer are the sports he has taken part in. Majors are Math and Science. He plans to become an architect. DONNA M. TUZIO A word descriptive of Donna is Hviv- aciousness.H She was President of the Freshman Class and Student Council Re- presentative as a Senior. Her majors are Science and Latin, and her de- sire is to become a nurse. 16 JANE E. LEUFKENS HJan1eH was a member of Newspaper Club for two years. She has been an active Cheer- leader for four years and a member of Glee Club for four years. She is also a member of the HHighlightersH. Her major is Business. MARY ANNE KENNELLY The Queen of our Junior Prom, Ken-L- Rationwhas been active in Cheerleading, Band, Glee Club, and Stu- dent Council. In preparation for teaching, her majors are Science and Math. 17 H JANET E. ROCKEFELLER Snowballn has been our class treasurer throughout high school. She was a member of the girls' basketball team for three years. Her majors are Home Economics and Math. She wants to be an airline stewardess. THEODORE S. BANTA Ted has been a member of the basketball and soccer teams for the past three years. His election as President of Student Council shows his popularity among the student body His majors are Science and Math and he plans on going to engineer- ing college. gaws xf. X ARIEL ALBERGA Ariel has been a mem ber of Newspaper Club and editor. Other activities in- clude, Cheerleading, Glee Club and Forge Staff. Her major being business, a secretarial position is her goal. VIVIENNE MARCELLI Vivi is the Art Editor of the Forge and a member of the High- lighters. She has also shown an active inter- est in Photo and Forum Clubs. Marriage is the focal point of her future plans. 18 f' 'Vffgj GEORGE KOEGEL George, who has proved himself a HChampH in Soccer, Basketball, Tennis and Ping Pong is interested in be- coming an engineer. His majors, Science and Math will be an asset in his future career. vu 'cb JAMES J. O'CONNELL Sports is Jimmy's middle name. To prove it he has ex- celled ln Soccer, Basketball, Track, and Baseball. With a background like this he will undoubt- edly fare well in his desire to become an athletics director. His major is Science. 19 Y ALICE MARYANN STAHLBERG HDustyN, who wants tO be a nurse or a social worker, has the per- sonality for the job She has been in Glee Club for four years and is a member of the Highlighters. She is a member of Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. Her majors are Science and Latin. xx. N . s at WILLIAM ALFELD Billy is a shop major. After graduation he intends to Join the Navy. In sports, Billy's interests have been in Basket- ball and Cross Country Equally important act- ivities are Dance Band and Shop Main- tenance. RITA M. HARTUNG Rita, who could pro- bably write a book of the Hbright sayingsu she so frequently con Jures up, hopes to become a beautician. Forum and Glee Club have been brightened by her presence. SHIRLEY ANN JENNINGS Shirley our own Forge Staff Editor is also a member of Honor Society and has been Vice-President of Mu Alpha Theta. Her interests lie in the field of teaching. Math and Science are her majors. 20 RAYMOND ARTHUR LOW The shortest boy in the Senior Class, Ray has shown that height need not be a handicap, for he was a member of the volleyball team for the past two years. He has maJored in Shop Courses. GLENN R. LATTA Glenn was a member of Forum Club for two years. He used his height to advantage as a Junior, when he was on the basketball team. He has majored in Science and wants to join the State Police. 21 ROSE That will Ro's' This ANN TUCCI ulpana Smileu, come in handy for modeling career. will become a reality after com- pleting her major CBusinessD at C.C.S. Activities she has en- gaged in include, Forum, Newspaper, and Glee Club. TRACY LAMANEC Among the activities in which Tracy has parti- cipated are Fbrum Club, Science Club, and Ping Pong, He is a member of Mu Alpha Theta. Although his future is undetennined his majors are Science and Math. JOAN WOODBURY Joan has been a mem- ber of Glee Club all through high school. For the past two years she has been a member of the High- lighters. For her desire to become a secretary, she is well prepared, be- cause she majored in Business. ROBERTA J. FREEMANN Roberta, a Math and Home Econo ics major, plans to attend a college but has no specific occupation in mind. In class activities you can always count on Bobby . She has been a member of Forum Club, News- paper, Glee Club and Science. 22 RALPH H. HERRON Hwoofieu, as he is affectionately called by classmates, has high hopes of be- coming an M.D. In preparation he has majored in Math and Science. He has taken part in Soccer, Volley Ball and Base- ball. His activities have been Science Club, Math and Operators' Club. RAND G. KLINKE Randy has majored in Math and Science. He has been a member of Glee Club and Library Club. In sports, Volley Ball and Track head the list. The Air Force needs men. Randy haS decided to join after graduation. 23 PATRICIA ROSE CANNA A future gym teacher, Pat has participated in such activities as Cheerleading, News- paper and Glee Club. Her major is Science. GEORGE R. WEISS George was a member of the basketball team as a Freshman and a member of the soccer team for the past three years. He is also a member of the Boys' Chorus His majors are Math and Science. ANITA E. SCHILLING 'Sandyi a member of the Forge Staff, has been a member of Forum, Library, Glee Club, and Newspaper, Science is her major. Real Estate is a subject she finds interesting enough CO plan to pursue in College as a course of study and later as a means of employ- ment. MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN WMOH, a member of both Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta, has also demonstrated her abilities in Library and Glee Club. Her majors are Business, Math, and Science. 2M PMLH.VMHmM A member of the soc- cer team for the past three years, and manager of the basket- ball team as a Junior, Paul is no stranger to the gym , His majors are Science and Math, with col- lege in his future plans. THOMAS M. SUTTMEIER A finn believer that the South will rise again, Tom advises all to save their Con- federate money. He has majored in Busi- ness and Science and hopes to go to college. 25 BETTY LEE TISCHLER As a Junior, Betty was Vice-President of Student Council She is a member of both Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta Her majors are Science, Math, and Latin, with the ambition of becoming a dentist foremost in her plans. RAYMOND R. SAXE The field of agricul- ture holds a special interest for Ray. As a member of Honor Society and composing editor of Forge, he has been outstanding, His majors are Scienc and Math. 6 VICTORIA E. BOLIS A member of the Glee Club and the High- lighters, Vickie has also shown interest in Dramatics and Forum Club. Her ambition is to go to college, S0 she has majored in Science and Latin. BETTY ANN MCNULTY A business major, Saph' has taken part in such activities as Cheerleading, Glee Club, and Newspaper. After graduation she plans to fulfill her wish,which is to be- come a secretary. 26 HARRY E. ROYCE Harry attended Forest Hills High School before coming to Cairo. He is well known for his Hfamousu sayings, and will long be rem- embered by Mr. Yost. Science and Shop are his majors. He plans on joining the Air Force. DAVID W. ROUSE Although Dave is un- decided about the future, his majors, Math and Science, pro- vide a solid founda- tion. Minors are Latin and English. HOWARD W. WILLETTE HR1ckyH will not easily be forgotten by Mrs. Maggio. He has been a member of Newspaper Club for the past three years. His majors are Business and Science. He plans to go to Business College. HARRY E, SEYMOUR The fascinating field of science appears again. This field has been chosen by Harry as his major. Since attending C.C.S., Harry has been a member of Glee Club and Band, His ambition is to be a Navy man. X Without Mr. Bailey's assistance, OUP yearbook could not have been published. He has skillfully guided us through our Senior year and we will always be grateful to him for all his help and his attention to our many pr0b1emS. MR. BAILEY, SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR The Sociology Class at Cairo is one of the few of its kind in New York State. Since Seniors take only a half year of history during their last year of school, they needed something to round out their schedule. Mr. Yost asked for permission to teach Sociology and this permission was granted by the State Education Department. 28 Class Will we the graduating C1888 of 1959, being sound of mind and body, do hereby bequeath, in accordance with the standards of C.C.S., in our last will and testament. May the recipients enjoy our effects in good health ........ JANE LEUFKENS bequeaths her love of typewriting and her ability to type fast and accurately to Carole Shennan. RAY LOW unselflshly leaves his height to Mike Bower. RITA HARTUNG wills her beloved green gym suit, the only one in C.C.S., to w1nnieNohmer. GEORGE WEISS leaves his wrestling ability to Jimmy Donnelly. MARY KENNELLY bestows upon Martha Lynch her seat in the Sugar Bowl and hopes Martha is as lucky with it as she was. RANDY KLINKE leaves his blond, blond hair to Manuel Gottlieb. ROSE TUCCI wills her well-kept secret for staying so slim to Grace Leonardi. RAY SAXE bequeaths unto Oscar Schelling his quiet personality. ARIEL ALBERGA leaves her naturally curly hair to a worthy recipient, Fran O'Connell. ROBERT MORANO commends his shaving problem to Dickie Bailey. DONNA TUZIO bequeaths her vivaciousness and bouncy personality to Pat Haines. HARRY ROYCE leaves his golden silence to the halls of C.C.S. ANN D'AGOSTINO wills her numerous and highly unpredictable fits of laughter to Greg Benedetto. GEORGE KOEGEL feels that his basketball ability and scores have been well earned by Carl Schettino. VICKY BOLIS bestows her soft voice to Mrs. Jones to use during her Study Halls PAT CANNA proudly leaves her first place in the gym line as the shortest in the class to Jeanne Cornelson. JAMES O'CONNELL bequeaths his Ipana smile to Mr. Hatton. JANET ROCKEFELLER commends her ability in sports to Rose Mayo. GLENN LATTA wills his love for wearing tight dungarees to school to Frank Schellhorn. THOMAS SUTTMEIER bequeaths his love for the South to Mr. Yost. MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN leaves her Irish freckles and red hair to Pat Kellegher. HOWARD WILLETTE wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Maggio to all future business students. ROBERTA FREEMANN bestows her loud cheering voice at basketball games to Lorraine Dobert . RALPH HERRON leaves his ability to heckle Mr. Yost to Barbara D1G1rolamo. DAVID ROUSE wills his love for all the C. C. S. teachers to Jimmy DiStefano. VIVIENNE MARCELLI unselfishly bestows her natural blond hair to Harriet Lenskl JOAN WOODBURY wills her love for shorthand and ability to transcribe letters accurately to Steffy Eisenhardt. PAUL VOSBURGH bequeaths his immense love for school to Stan Sokolowski. MARY ANN STAHLBERG leaves her ability to grow and keep those long fingernails to Audrey Onderdonk. TEDDY BANTA gratefully bestows his love for Mrs. Jones' study hall to John Sutter. BETTYANN MCNULTY bequeaths her ability to be on time for all classes to Linda Algozzine. TRACY LAMANEC wills his ability to frighten half the girls in C. C. S. to Billy O'Connell. BETTY TISCHLER generously leaves her love for band to Diane Alberga. HARRY SEYMOUR wills his dancing style to David Ricci. SHIRLEY JENNINGS bequeaths her flexibility and tumbling ability to Valerie Klinke. PETER BRYNE leaves his mustache to Tommy Baldwin. BILLY ALFELD leaves his talent for not going steady to John Fonzo. ANITA SCHILLING wills those oh so enjoyable and quiet morning bus rides to Peggy Veverka. O f:kn+ES Qs. Class Lawyer 29 Class Vivi Marcelli is working night and She helps couples in trouble. Her own happy marriage. Paul Vosburg. has a very important perfect physique ls just the thing Prophecy day on her job at the marriage bureau HHints for Happinessn come from her job modeling men's bathing suits, his now.' The South has risen again and Tommy Suttmeier started lt. He's so proud because his rebels are tearing at the North once again. ' Tracy Lamanec has finally fulfilled his l1fe's dreamg to create a teen- age nFrankenstein.H His work as the nmad chemlstn is high school lab was a good starter. Shirley Jennings always wanted to be an elementary grade teacher. Now that she is happily married, she has her own squad to teach. Ray Saxe, now self-employed, is a leader in the field of agriculture. He crossed an octopus with a chicken and came out with an eight legged chicken for people who like Pat Canna is one of the richest girls in the world, when busy traveling around the world in works at the U.S. Mint H ll Mary Giggles Kennelly, the first woman President in the for her campa1gn.slogan the words Hgrin and win.n In her she did was laugh. chicken 1985. she's not her private planes and boats, she U.S., used speeches all It seems Vicki Bolis is enjoying her long flights with many airlines. She has traveled around the world many times. Her next flight is for M.U.I.--Martian Universe International. George Weiss, known as the hot rod king still swears by 1957 Chevy trucks. nThey'll beat anything that moves,N is still his claim. without much effort on her part, Donna Tuzio is now an employee of the psychiatric ward of Bellevue Hospital. From her classmates she learned much which will help her in her present position. Anita Schilling has found out why Alaska came into the Union. She, being a real-estate broker, has sold so many homes they had to find some place to put them all. It seems Jimmy O'Connell is getting revenge on the teachers from his Alma Mater. He is now coaching their sons at a Mid-Western University Harry Seymour has Just started a new fad in music. He taught his pet cobra to do a dance to the WHoola Hoopu song. Colonel Klinke and his squadron disappeared over in Arabia. It's been two weeks since we've last heard from him. It seems his blond hair has attracted a Su1tan's harem. Mary Ann Stahlberg has always wanted to be a social worker. From her experience with nthose Catskill boysu her friends can understand why. Ann D'Agost1no has won the 1965 Nobel Prize for bravery. She has volunteered to teach the largest kindergarten in the United States. Peter Byrne, now at the head of Bachelors Protective Association is enjoying the position. It seems the men who join this association must give-the names of their Hgal palsn to Peter. Ariel Alberga is now working in Hollywood. Pat Boone needed a good private secretary. 30 Class Prophecy What the future holds for Betty Ann McNulty is her l1fe's desire come true. She is a cheerleader. She is never seen anywhere without her outfit. The biggest and longest building in the world has finally been com- pleted by HBig Bobby Morano.U He has become a millionaire playboy spending the profits as fast as they come in. The big fight for Janet Rockerfeller's contract is on--the airlines have merged so they could all have part of her for their chief stew- ardess. , Fave Rouse, voted most likely to succeed, hasn't truly held up to his prophecy. He holds the record of being arrested the most times in one day-25 times for reckless driving. Betty Tischler once said, nI'd give my right hand to become a dentist.H She did. She had a very uncooperative patient when she was just start- ing out on her own. Good old Ralph Herron is a butcher, I mean doctor. He has a record for never successfully completing a major Operation. Rose Tucci grew up in a style conscious section of the country. Lately she hasn't been able to find anything new and exciting in New York so Rose has finally gone to Paris to model something different. Ray Low is now manufacturing elevator shoes. He is now a star on the Celtics. Only one problem remains, the baskets are too low for him. Maureen O'Sul1ivan remembers when she was voted by her class as HMiss Senior of l959.N Recently she made a big hit all over the U.S. as nMiss Grandma of l999.u George Koegel's experience in sports has served him well. He has replaced Mel Allen as sports announcer for the Yankees. It seems Joan Woodbury's talent has finally been realized. She landed a Job in the Pentagon Building, and from what I hear is enjoying her Job as private secretary to the Secretary of Defense. Bobbi Freemann seems to be having her own troubles,' She is a teacher of pre-school age children. A paddle comes in handy, doesn't it Bobbi? Billy Alfeld is now retired at his cattle ranch in Montana. His hobby is collecting ten-gallon hats. The only trouble is wearing them. As we look into the crystal ball we see Howard Willette as the big cheese in the mouse factory. His factory trains mice to catch cats. Jars Leufkens, known for har Hwhacky sneezesu just had a patent put on them. It seems one of those talent scouts discovered her great ability Teddy Banta has finally succeeded in landing his own rocket on the moon His only problem now is getting it off again. Rita Hartung is doing a great Job singing and dancing for bands which travel all over the country. She has the privilege of being known as the girl with the giggles who wiggles. Area hot rodders better be more careful now that Glenn Latta is finally a State Trooper. for .Ll Class Prophet 31 KING BOB QUEEN MARY On May ?3, l953, a bit of south sea paradise bloomed in Cairo Central School when our Junior Prom took the form of a Hawaiian Paradise. The decorations were complete down to an island atoll and a spectacularly changed gym which sported life size palm trees. Competition ran high, and judging was Very difficult when the time for the election of the Kin and Queen arrived. After careful deliberation, a charming queen and her worthy king along with their court of honor were selected. Junior Prom COURT OF HONOR Ted Banta Maureen O'Sullivan Rand Klinke Janet Rockefeller MR. HUBERT LEUFKENS Mr. Leufkens works at N.B.C, in New York City during most of the week. This, however, has never prevented him from giving his valuable time and assistance to help make so many of our school functions more elabor- ately successful than they might otherwise have been. His designs, lighting plans, and general knowledge of effective arrangements have made our auditorium and stage glitter many times. He has impressed many of us with his physical vigor in getting a Job done. For the entire student body, the graduating class of 1959 takes this opportunity to thank Bert Leufkens for his time, his help, and for the fine example he has set for so many of us. 33 xg..- Aw- fm fm-ff 2 fvw C Am -s as vwa , 'Sw -N. Quang, so-:qi . arf :L QN- ,,..A 0 g, .. .. . - W' Q Q, ,ri W iw.,-, vit ww- fmfffk K? W. A X L ' Q r 1 4-. .ll ., , M' , 52 u ,,. ,f,L',' nj 1. 4' ' . ' ,N ' , Q , 1 A , fax: 'm .' 5- .' . ,N . , '.',,.. , 1 4 ' . u 1 1 v, -Xu'-,'f 1 f 1 ..f. 1 ,'. - ' K ' . 4 . 1 . . ff '- 1. ',. -o'++ , V, f- 199371 fE2.: s- ,, MW, .,., ha, we , K f L., - X af 3 5,3 ,- 4 , X ' t -an ' I A . A , -J' Q ' N 1 N 1 s 'M ' x . AA J A , X 1 f A N Q x X iw, f K it Aw, X , xx: v ', X ' ,V .4 s Y --- f I ,ff I ,-f 2 Z M f , A avr 35 Juniors Row 1- V. Klinke, F. Carrano, G. Forrester, C. Shennan, O. W. O'Connell, L. Pohl, B. DiG1rolamo, B. Durso. Row 2- C. J. Cornelsen, S. Sokolowski, G. Benedetto, W. Robinson, A. R. Heissenberg, Mr. Gilbert Schelling, Post, H. Lenski, Jones, Row l- A. Holzman, H. Gardella, M. Decker, S. Eisenhardt, C. Biggi, D. Ricci, B. Tubbs, T. Maletta, P. Algozzine. Row 2- J. Mitchell, L. Zimmennann, D. Peak, J. Sutter, F. Schellhorn, J. Birk, M. Gottlieb, J. Valestin, G. Merwin, Mrs. Magggio. 36 LI op omores F lm un Row l- A. Uzzilia, R. Mayo, P. Haines, G. Haley, A. Pohl, V. Heath, B. Volker, C. Simpkins, Row 2- E. Moffit, L. o'Conn0f, T. Baldwin, A. Orin, R. Healy, R. Hamilton, P. Kellegher, J. Cole, Mrs. Smith. Row 1- J. Lake, E. Tucci, P. Veverka, K. Wortman, M. Hatker, L. Dobert, J. Armstrong, G. Leonardi, T. Simpkins, D. Alberga, Row 2- S. Erickson, W. Meddaugh, W. Swanson, W. Fitzmaurice, R. Fonna, J. McLaughlin, J. Fonzo, R. Markisenis, D. Jones, P. Fuegmann, U. Haller, A. Flinspack, Mr. Yost. 37 Freshmen Row 1- D. Speenburg, J. Mongardi, N. DiMarco, S. Jennings, C. Lucas, Row 2- P. Erauchler, E. Skinner, W. Freemann, G. Chichester, R. Bailey R. Chappell, J. Prosser, E. Molter, N. Tischler, N. Coleman, Row 3- L. Algozzine, H. Weinert, C. Schettino, J. Sutter, G. O'Neil, J. Healy, L. Houghtaling, W. Birk, S. Eorthwick, R. Donnelly, B. Bellinger, Mr. Thomas. Row l- J. Marcelli, S. Sokolowski, E. Sutton, A. Weinert, V. King, Row 2- C. Borthwick, E. Panessa, J. Borthwick, W. Nohmer, B. Scholz F. Pohler, C. Worthington, J. Morton, J. Zeh, R. Dederiok, Row 3- ' S. Ledda, F. O'Connell, F. Hunt, J.Eatt1ston, J. Donnelly, M. Lynch, E- Spear, J- BGPUSS, J- D1 Stef'ano,J- O'QO1'1X'1OI', R. Booth, Miss Phillips 38 0 it Soph Advisors: Mrs. Smith .lunior Officers Advisors: President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer: Mrs. Maggie Mr. Gilbert Jeanne COPnSlSen .: David Peak Carole Sherman Linda Pohl Officers Vice-Pres.: Donald J Mr. Yost ones T . President: Ronald reasurer' gfigsson Hamilton Secretary: Edward Moran Freshmen Officers Advisors: President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer: Miss Phillips I Mr. Thomas Robert Moran, absent .: Wayne Birk Carl Schettino Ann Weinert absent Row 1- M. Salvato, R. Uzzilia, F. Canna, W. Castle, A. Richards, A. Dilorio, R. Valestin, W. Schellnorn, E. Birk, A. Roy, M. Meddaugh Row 2- M. Maben, J. Patton, B. Jones, P. Mastro, R. Gasper, J. Eonesteel, H. Rath, T. Harvey, R. Herron, P. Lang, Mrs. Turpin. E ighfh Grade Row 1- M. Cole, P. Briggs, E. Lawless, J. McKenna, M. Heath, K. Rockefeller, F. Hatker, M. Barthalt, J. Rubin, B. O'Connor, G. Warner, Row 2- W. Wernhammer, R. Cummings, J. Pine, C. Feinburg, R. Cornelsen, L. Lamanec, S. Warrings C. Figueroa. E. MacMillan, R. Biggi, Mr. Jones. Mo Row l- D. Roy, B. Healy, L. Cole, K. Burghardt, D. Aubin, C. Huttman, A. Castle, C. Algozzine, S. Flynn, T. Reznyak, M. Valestin, Row 2- E. Schellhorn, A.Fe1nburg, R. Smith, R. Haines, R. Haussler, W. Van Dyke, C. Steele, A. Canna, V. Lennon, P. Lenski, K. Dederick, V. Saxe, J. Onderdonk, Miss Munson. Sevenfh Grade Row l- L. Herron, W. Slrago, J. McKenna, R. Algozzlne, R. DeCosmo, N. Gaydoul, F. Woodbury, R. Rlcciardella, D, Sghieren, R, Patrick, A. Sulch, J. Carrano, B. Palmerl, C. Spencer, Row 9- C. Merwin, D. Speenburg, L. Panessa, P. Bone, F. Reynolds, J. Blles, F. Koerner J. Feinburg, K. Wortman, J. Kelly, J, Figueroa, M. Butts, Mrs. Algozzine U1 I E S 2 E ! 'ia' Row 1- K. Gennan, D. Patterson, A. Barbata, S. E'senhardt, W. Miller, A. Chappell , K. Stein, J. Gaydoul, B. Colne, P. Heath, Row 2- V. Canna, C. Heath, B. Tuzio, R. Kingsland, L. Parisi, J. Taylor, V. Kreile, P. Goovler, A. Lorenz, P. Hladik, Mrs. Hale, Row 3- E. Story, G. MacMillin, J. Lake, R. Houghtaling, B. Harvey, J. Pine, L. Lawless, M. Algozztne, M. DiG1rolomo, B. Snider. Sixfh Grade Row l- B. Smith, G. Vosburgh, J. Gaydoul, P. Sutter, W. Rivenburgh, A. Weiss, J. Zeh, L. Tischler, P. Castle, M. Smith, T. Fabrizio, Row 2- P. Puglise, A. Eifler, W. Patterson, A. Swanson, J. Hyland, E. Phillips, P. Mertling, D. Couse, J. O'Conner, C. Dobert, A. Dilorio, Mrs. Barnes, Row 3- C. Alexander, R. Simpkins, H. Duncan, W. Haussler, C. Constantini, J. Lane, D. Cinclini, M. Figueroa, N. Morrison, T. Salvato. H2 gs, 5 . A5 :A J. 55, ze Row 1- B. Albrecht, E. Alberga, D. Kubler, G. Huttman, D. Salvato, G. Houghtaling, P. Overbaugh, P. McKenna, F. Lagana, Row 2- F. Leonardi, J. Merwin, N. Flinspack, C. Butterworth, J. Colavito, C. Spence, S. Eorsuk, G. Patrick, D. Johnston, L. Brandow, P. Schettino, D. Bradley, Mrs. Hunt F iffh Grade Row 1- E. Montaruli, J. Schlosser, J. Warner, D. Pantoliano, A. Ricci, L. Valente, J. Bonesteel, E. Whitcomb, D. Becker, Row 2- F. Dobert, M. Gottlieb, R. Holzman, J. Sutter, R. Zimmermann, D. Van Hoesen, W. Spence, O. Eppler, J. Lynch, J. McManus, Miss Ruland M 1 , rg- J S J I fi fa ,J If IJ? .f,-'gag wc' M '43 . I- E ' s s K s j . 3 - Q J' Row l- J. Canna, D. Dittmar, D. Rezsnyak, G. Goth, F. Engelmann, S. Fisher, D. Heath, R. Ferrler, J. Meddaugh, L. Baldwin. Row 2- D. Tomkiewicz, J. Roy, M. Schwetz, R. Maben, G. Weiss, L. Flinn, N. Prosser, M. Palmeri, F. Richards, Row 3- D. Grupe, F. Costantini, F. Figueroa, J. Johnson, S. Rasken, A. Schlobohm, M. Hyland, E. Speer, E. Barbato, Mr. Gibbs F ourfh Grade Row l- D. Persons, L. Ricci, E. Borsuk, D. Smith, W. German, C. Hermann M. Leonardl, G. Reynolds, J. Freeman, Row 2- M. DiStefano, A. DlStefano J. Van Orden, N. Algozzine, P. Cone, R. DiPr1ma, A. DlFrancisco, R. Hladik, K. Noirot, Miss Spalding, Row 3- W. Hatker, R. Bailey, A. Bishon, D. Mower, W. Zeeb, A. Schleren, S. Onderdonk, M. Patrick. 1411- .Q .. Y H ag JP . .L 'Q Raul Row 1- M. Montague, T. Kubler, R. Smith, P. Hoovler, L. Simpkins, S. Whitcomb, Row 2- K. Wells, R. Panessa, R. Noirot, P. Lloyd, G. Dittmar, Row 3- L. Haller, B. Crandall, P. Spence, S. Paterson, D. Colavito, Mrs. Jennings Third Grade Row 1- W. Veverka, A. Uzzilia, R. Patterson, R. O'Connor, C. Remmert V. Dilorio, Row 2- D. Herrera, J. Fabrizio, L. Simpklns, K. Harvey, S. Bishop, Row 3- J. Lucas, L. Cornelsen, W. Pine, W. Wortman, L. Taranto, J. Flinspack, Mrs. Powell 1 ,. ,Q H5 Row l- P. Conarpe, L. Reiley, D. Ricci, J. Jeune, L. Pfleger, J. Craig, G. Patterson, J. Lawracy, Row 2- T. Meyer. C. Fisher. G. Buel, D. Steele, L. Knott, J. Buttafuoco, G. Spencer, Row 3- A. Catti, M. Meddaugh, W. Miller, E. Duncan, W.Eauer, A. Zeh, A. Corus, Mrs. Turpin. Second Grade Row l- M. Erceg, M. Franco, J. Veverka, G. Engelman, W. SanF1lippo, A. Uzzilia, E. Castle, F. Brower, Row 2- A. Brandow, D. Higgins, C. Ludecker, S. Dederick, C. Weiss, R. Keegan, F. Algozzine, Mrs. Chadderdon, Row 3- C. Schepp, P. VanDyke, K. Butterworth, R. DeLosa, J. Naugle, G. Simons, L. Bailey, 27511 ue llpll iiwgaikwee. y 'L K 3 A K .5 Ari. T. Slum ,N mfr' 5 YF. ,AAA L X p , , 8 S, . 8 S , . U SP, Row 1. L. Sim son B. Lennon T. Mc M nu G P rl 1 R K bl C . Canary, V. Volker, F. Cohstantini, W. Muller, A. Goth, Row 9- M. Miller, J. Franco, K. Butts, R. Hempsted, H. Thomas, W, Lenski, L. Cone, A. Di Prima, D. Taylor, Row 3- S. Skinner, W, Ferrier, C. Eisenhardt, H. Gottlieb, L. Duncan, C, Lagana, J. De Cosmo, B. Daniels, L. Keegan, Miss Chadderdon F'fGd Row l- J. Haley, L. Mattice, C. Smith, R. Roy, M. Meddaugh, D. Mc Laren, E. Briggs, L. Burnett, C. Simpson, Row P- R. Knott, P. Fabrizio, L. Flack, D. Fumagali, L. Heath, P. Lester, J. Fisher, S. Higgins, Row 3- J. Lloyd, M. South, R, Van Beusichem, G. Ohm, F. Figueroa, D. Wells, K. Eisemhardt, D. Speer, Mrs. Muller 47 4 f '9 3 U.: lu.. fi . NA f XXV t t t X., dxxkr Row l- B. Herrmann, A. Veverka, R. Steward, S. Flinn, D. Mattice P. Chappell, J. Taranto, Mrs. Jones, Row 2- E. Hatton, D. Hatker B. Buel , L. Stevens, P. DeLosa, T. South, Row 3- S. Karpp, D. Thomas, D. Toland, S. Priputen, G. Cutler, K. Engelmann B. Beojekian K indergarfen - . T ki wie L. Schepp P. Graig H. Waldron, R. Hood, 13owL1l1deiker?mE'eKeeggn, Row 2, fp, Fillngegi, T. Gallagher, D. Mower sf van or-den, R. o'connor, Miss Alfeld, Row 3- L. Higgins, L- H1001 D. Derrer, J. Rath, M. Story, B. Seeley- M8 1 123,51 Q9 I m 5 I E Pr S 1 995 Soccer -2 3 to G9-A G68 Soccer Team ' 110 6 ' S Wins Glass - SS 011. we N9 lcsfib 3 xmXS4-Xwvx Centlgfass telrfili For ,fi can ew J ,JWBQQQATWGWL Vqfgb C7 sw 6:1415 Veaxn Sow W H'-vt bouhe dcbala 0 0 W ofvabxocxnqtmagxn Y B perio ed 4,91-mfhjo -743, ebb, , ge 1 XA no was 2-1 wxm th ez-Hn d Q. 0,7 all Qrb. 0 al if m ef- W Mf6Z Q Q X Um W Us 5.QfQ t ykqhw ' ts S an I 6001 00 al e'v'f'1'? 1 'io GQX r. 14.9 ,Way fs rated si qrl 39 QZvQ7kWqhb vw w ,- 'fa fm ofa r. qxvasnxxv Eggs? Cn 01' C9 9 w 1 I ' o9'2e0 fffzffxg A 0111!-. hflgb 0 9 009 CP 0 Sei fb I e 6' N- 4 6. e 9 0 S Jxfvo L ,gs G 1- I Ca. of 569 Gikwmpw W gwlm Q S xrifyottoe 50 .wx iefdqflaezgalsshffal so e A . ov' 1 in r f 5 138555510 514' will at 0531 801. ,Rq'N9 ' 'Q Maqagmw Mwfh ' 96 M place! No' the cbgm not UQQLC' For 5f 'w,, 524' fb. .8 0, 411.0 p I un' 7 e Co WAI. knflph csc? 70911 G. 1 fb qw W 6 fo 9 I, J fb Q e 'be Wa 09 4390 ,vw we mfs? 1: ' 'Z' iw sf ?Q?qb.zn y Q. .' O vs ' EQRQKQREZK o 'v4vQ Q0 45040. Pfsigarff' 04--oo ' ww- U W ww 'fr 'ff aww-w L52 1-me +Q,gqff2,sfmas fer, 10'.qoS:,5e1Q,tvxg4S9Coach: Mr. Waldron Q q6 4?f'+,'5Qg.-' Q96-Dov fs-fe-'45 Q.-4 oboe 4,533 .39 4,4 Qdp. 'QQFQQ 0950. 'EQQ' SCORES SECTIONAL 251117, OPP. During the year our soccer team showed TROPH-Y lg 6 great leadership and courage, winning 2 3 O against all opposition in the league O 13 2 and during the sectional meets. 14 E O Throughout the season the team dis- O 2 O played strong offensive and solid 3 6 4 defensive abilities, winning eight SECTIONALS games, losing two, and tying one 4 Berlin 2 during the league series, and win- 1O Daanesburg 6 2 Northville 1 ning all three games in the sectionals. 50 saves 'fm 841,801 eff' Cross C ounfry Coach, Mr. Fred Yost Track Coach, Mr. Fred Yost 51 X ll 3 ., Q. 'B n s X Varsify Baskefball Throughout the 1957-1958 BasketbaW1 Season there was keen competition and good sportsmanship among the participating teams. For the secono sfrawght time Cairo triumphed over the opposition. In the Sectional p1ayoffs Cairo went to the semi-finals before being overcome by Argyle. The year proved very successful with 16 wins and U losses. 52 if K me I Vw P ver? 5. ga f s 3' Varsify Cheerleaders E. McNulty, J. Leufkens, M. Kennelly, B. D1G1rolamo, C. Sherman, H. Lenski, J. O'Connell, V. Klinke 'r , .f,hi.g ,t . , c , ',, 1.. 3' '., ex ' ' 4 V L n . , Q D r,u ' - ' I I , Funk A ,,,' . ,' ie , ,' .' ' ' 0 ,, 0 -.VN ,., u,4 V.. sm Q05 P1o'1 If Q' -I' K-1 Af. X F: 5 'B nl' ,. 'MW af' 'i::- 5gQffZ25EE5 ZQ I ' , r' A . H . ,.' 4 no ., 0, h - - . Y 1 J, ' ,HI ' n . o , , ,Val L, . , V .. .1 L ' I '1 - .i,c.:g,., -. B Y ' gm- L V , . . VS L r J' D , . Q f?:.,'s. 9 Q ' ', l ,. - ff 145 df' J' I ' . A ' if H. 1' Yu .:, WM Q A K I ?, : il. :kiwi 1, in A n , N -IL' - x ' 1 'l f bf . , 4 -v. P xwvf , 'hui ,Z 5. 4' f -Q, .' a- .' ' , VARSITY PIN Thanks to the Varsity cheerleaders for the great job they did in keeping up the spirit of the team. Their enthusiasm certainly helped the team in its battle for victory. MISS BURKHART 53 Junior Varsify Baskefball Row 1-John, Calvin, Jimmy, Sal, Billy, Carl, Richie, John, Fred, Row 2-Wayne, Donny, Sidney, Tommy, Ronnie, Lee, John, Billy, Coach. -gl' T. Baldwin, D. Jones, R. Hamilton, W. Meddaugh, L. Houghtaling The J.V. Basketball Squad is again attempting to repeat as League winners. With competition keen, and much of the season still left, the final outcome is yet to be detenninedf At present the squad has a respectable record of only two losses, and those were lost by a total of only three points. J N V Cheerleaders K. Wortman, W. Nohmer, A. Onderdonk, T. Raedder, F. O'Connell, J. Lake, V. Klinke The J.V. cheerleaders were of invaluable assistance in urging their team toward victory. They also deserve much credit for their handling of spectators during basketball season, thus contributing toward a good show of sportsmanship from the bleachers. The best support a team can have is controlled enthusiasm, which the cheerleaders certainly obtained. 55 -L Q? -sign Baseball 41 A A Coach: Mr Waldron Managers: R. Herron, M. Featuring a team with six .300 hitters the Cairo Central Gottlieb baseball team was a big threat in the county league last year. The competition was great and the five man pitching staff tried its best to bottle up the opposition batters. Excitement mounted throughout the season until the team was finally turned back, in the very last game by the Windham team. The year's record was 9 games won and 2 games lost. U 1:'s ,f MMI V4 ' W lllll s0Q N'-a 57 ffflibfwws Ckwdal Pfvlhuv ifilflf Volleyball Ill vl Coach, Mr. Gibbs 568 able Te nis Bow and Ge PS. rd 58 'Z' fi mi W . we? lx., Band QQRTRQX PANB Glee Club . Earl Bailey Director 60 Miss Sarita Runion Director M1 Ss GI S RLS 1 SP1 fa nion gm lpecto .F vhs ....-I 50 Eazfis , .Z Of Bal' 0508 Cc or DANCE BAND 61 THE HIGHLIGHTERS Miss Sarita Runion, Director Newspaper Sfaff Advisor: Mrs. Maggie Editor: Ariel Alberga Science Club Library Club U bbbbb I ,Wai -5 .hu '- . tu. .,a , Q. , A - gl' 'L ' -A A , V , 2 Y i Q A Q Advisor: Mrs. Smith Advisor Mrs Jones 69 Junior High Acfivifies DRAMATICS CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Advisor, Mrs. Algozzine Advisor, MPS. Turpin O O O Elemenfary Achvlhes BOOK CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Advisor, Mr. Stott Advisor, Mr. Jeffers X.. 'mai 143 63 CATSKILL CREEK HOUSE For your banquet or party - book now at our enlarged reception hall - MR. E MRS. FRANK DONNELLY BEST WISHES Class of 1959 MR. E MRS. EDGAR JENNINGS BEST WISHES Class of 1959 Apples 2 Sweet Cider BUD DUNCAN South Cairo, N. Y. BEST WISHES to the SENIORS from the STUDENT COUNCIL Cairo, N. Compliments of MR. E MRS. NICHOLAS ZAUNER ROUND TOP CORNER STORE Round Top, N. Y. Best of Luck and Success to CLASS OF 1959 BINGEL'S HARDWARE Compliments of GLEN BROOK FARM FRITZ MULLER Round Top, N. Y. Cairo 9 CAIRO BEAUTY MART Main St. Center of Town Open Daily 9 to 6 Friday Evening 'til 9 By Appointment Only 2126 V. Meo Jr. Y. Tel 9 9425 Compliments of the SULGER FAMILY GLENS FALLS HOUSE Round Top, N. Y. - . 4 ' V ' M' I ,, , ' 2 1 'P' 5 W f 'asf Junior High Acfivifies fl DRAMATICS CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Advisor, Mrs. Algozzine Advisor, Mrs. TllI'Di1'1 E lemenfary Acfivifies BOOK CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Advisor, Mr. Stott Advisor, Mr. Jeffers 6 :- x x .....-1-A 'A 53 Thank You Editing and publishing a yearbook involves many, who at first sight, do not seem directly concerned. The Senior Class of 1959 takes this opportunity to thank the many people who cooper- ated with us in making this publication possible We thank the Board of Education for the many school facilities which it seeks to renew and enlarge, making our school better and better as time passes. We thank Mr. Lynch for his cooperation with our effortsg especially on those days when the yearbook photographer was at work. We thank the many teachers who were kind enough to allow staff-members time to work on the yearbook.. The advertisers deserve our thanks for their generous contributions which went a long, long way toward making publication possible. We urge all to patronize those advertisers whose names appear on the following pages. We thank Mr. Thomas for his patience in proof reading the material in this yearbook and for several supplementary photographs. And we wish to thank all those members of the staff who worked industriously to make the 1959 yearbook successful. 64 fi uk' -..,4 X Gluuoddi INAMONDS EUATCHES SWUP I, 1 X- f 7,1 I S Q 1 CATSKILL CREEK HOUSE For your banquet or party - book now at our enlarged reception hall - MR. k MRS. FRANK DONNELLY BEST WISHES Class of 1959 MR. Q MRS. EDGAR JENNINGS BEST WISHES Class of 1959 Apples k Sweet Cider BUD DUNCAN South Cairo, N. Y. BEST WISHES to the SENIORS from the STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of MR. R MRS. NICHOLAS ZAUNER ROUND TOP CORNER STORE Round Top, N. Y. Cairo, N Best of Luck and Success to CLASS OF 1959 BINGEL'S HARDWARE .Y. M1 99MB Compliments of Compliments GLEN BROOK FARM FRITZ MULLER of the Round Top, N. Y. Cairo 9 CAIRO BEAUTY MART Main St. Center of Town Open Daily 9 to 5 Friday Evening 'til 9 By Appointment Only 2126 V. Meo Jr. SULGER FAMILY GLENS FALLS HOUSE Round Top, N. Y. Round Top C OMPI IMENTS c OMPLIMENTS PICKWICK LODGE JOHN SOUTH MR K MRS OSCAR MILLER Well Driller Few York Cairo 9 9277 Round Top New York CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 59 COMPLIMENTS COURT CATHERINE MARIE 5125? CATHOTIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA HUESTED HATCHERY Caipg New Ygpk Norton Hill, N Y COMPLIMENTS WEEKS' GENERAL STORE MILLY'S Cairo Phon 9 PUO6 Route 23 Cairo, New York GOOD LUCK COMPLIM NTS OF To The Class o CAIRO NEWSROOM Karl Eisenhardt Mason Contractor Cairo R F D Leeds Gayhead N Y Tel. Freehold 7394 COMPLIMENTS ROY'S PHOTO SERVICE CAMERAS FILMS HOWARD MILLER Roy Haines Cairo, New York Bottled Gas Round Top-, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS cATER's JEWELRY sfrons FREEMAN TOURIST HOME Cairo, N. Y. Main Street Cairo, N. Y. f of O I of J ' of COURTNEY WEEKS, PROP , N. Y. e - f' '59 , N. Y. of of OF 67 STORY'S FARM 5 NURSERY THOMAS ROGERS Quality Nursery Stock A Complete Automobile Repairs 8 Service Landscaping Electric Welding, Towing Freehold New York Paint k Body Shop Cairo, N. Y. COMPLIM NTS of CAIRO MARKET 42 ? 625' 1 , il 357. '77 I 'H XQK7 54,1 D 5 :'.1'U'!g F ' gf-gl,yf Nice Chicken Choice Meats Wholesale and Retail Sales Main Street, Cairo, New York BEST REGARDS REINHARDT AGENCY Francis Svilpa Real Estate - Insurance Tel. Yorktown 6-3500 Yonkers Hotel - Coffee Shop Greenville, N. Y. Cairo, N. Y. 68 BEST WISHES Class of 1959 Mr 8 Mrs William Freeman we need your head for our Business LOU'S BARBER SHOP Ca ro N Y GOOD LUCK SENIORS BLUE DANUBE Artie Uzzilia Ca ro N Y SUCCESS Class of 1959 J CUNNINGHAM FUNERA HOMES Greenville ROY'S 24 HOUR ESSO STATION Gasoline Kero Fuel Oil Shop Bottled Gas Cairo, N Y Cairo 9 2200 Class of 1959 orys For Your Sportswear School Needsn Story's Store C ro N Y COMPLIMVKTS OF BEGKER DURHAM INC East Durham New York to 1 ' T 1 , . . to A. . . L , N. Y. BEST WISHES v - ll I VI k ai , . . 69 COMPLIMENTS of WINTER CLOVE BOWLING ALLEYS Round Top Y COMPLIM NTS of HAMM BUICK Catskill, N. Y. COMPLIM NTS CAIRO LIOUOR STORE Tel 9 ?116 Acra I BEST WISHES the CLASS OF '59 New York ACRA TIRR SHOP TIRES FOR EVERYTHING COMPLIMENTS OF VOSBURGH'S NURSERIES INC Flowers for all occasions BLACKHEAD MT RANCH Saddle Horses, Pack Trips Athens Phone Hudson 6 1M53 ELACKHEAD MT RANCH CAMP COMPLIMENTS OF WATERFALLS LAUNDRY INC Catskill, N Y Summer Camp For Teenagers Round To , N Y Cairo 9 2554 of , N. . to f I Q 5? , N. Y. A- , D p . . - 70 COMPLIM NTS OF The Rockface Diner Cairo New York Good Food COMPLIMENTS CAIRO SHOPPING CENTER Andy Zimmer COMPLIMENTS Epsilon Sigma Phi EXW. COMPLIM NTS OF CARL TRUAX Appliances Cairo Shopping Center COMPLIM NTS OF A DEAN ROCKEFELLER Graduate Corsetiere M18 Main Street Te Catskill N Y 7 ,fem-A N COMPLIMVNTS CLIOUOT CL Ca ro UB BOTTLING WORKS ,navy BRS WISHES The Class of '59 BONFIRE RESTAURANT Route 32 a ro N of of 1. 59. , . . ffm., L. OF ti W Q K! R 1 1. 3 ' 1 f IA 1 , N. Y. 8,11 1' I ' T - to C 1 , . Y. Tl Russell's Garage Route lU5 East Durham, N.Y. Howards for Flowers Business phone Oak Hill 2 8384 Home Phone Oak Hill 2 M527 when in a fix call M6 COMPLIMENTS Tubb's Store East Durham New York Catskill New York COMPLIMENTS GREENVILLE NORTON HILT IUMBER COMPANY INC Stanley L Ingalls AL KINDS of BUIIDING MATERIAL Telephone Greenville 5 5333 Norton Hill, New York COMPLIMENTS Mohican Post 983 X Y , AN The American Legion X f Route lM5 Cairo, New York The Bingo Committee COMPLIMENTS MODERN DELICATESSEN k BAKERY Dr and Mrs Benjamin Miller Irving and Ruth Mintz East Durham New York Fancy cakes for all occasions Sour Rye Hard Rolls Coffee Cakes CHAS G HARRING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING as APPLIANCES 402 Main Street Catskill N Y Cairo 9 2333 Cairo New York Telephone M78 of of - ,., , . 3559 L J -XXX of of 72 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 EA L'S T V KEEP FORGING AHEAD Cairo New York JOHN B EARL JOHN J HORGAN A Fa N Y YOUR DRUGGIST LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Wiring Maintenance Phone Cairo 9 QH56 CAIRO NEW YORK RUM. EES-50 gggms Class of' 59 PRESCRIPTIONS M and Mrs CHARLES ROBERTSON COMPIIMEITS OF X WELSH R GRAY LUMBER co f YIQQL Every Thing For The Builder Te 9 2117 Cairo HARRING'S ELECTRIC STATION COMPLIM NTS Household appliances Wallpaper and paint RELIABLE MOTORS COMPLIMENTS Jerry Macarelli c R111 N Y R FRANK'S BARBER SHOP ats ew or of R . . ,V v . I C I . . . i L , I iiiillliiii r. . F52 A 3 ' fxx4 X I 's. so Ii 1. - , N, Y. Y of of ' 73 BEST WISHES Class of ' 9 RU H A SHIELD FAR HILLS NURSING HOME Greenville Center N Y Greenville SMQS7 COMPLIMENTS LERNER'S DEPARTM NT STORE Catskill New York To Each Graduate BEST WISHES COMPTIMENTS OF SAGA DECORATODS Complete Custom Inter ors Vraper es, Sllp Covers, Etc CAIRO GARDENS Route a ro N BEST WISHES and GOOO LUCK The S9W1OP Class Of 1959 Compllments of MR AND MRS GEORGE TURNER COMPLIM NTS P JONES INC CAIRO SHOPPING CENTER of 5 T . , R, N, 4 . M 23 C 1 , . 332 Main St. Catskill, N. Y. Tel. 9-9892 - of to W. . . TM Best Wishes Class of '59 COMPLIMENTS of ORENS FURNITURE STORE Sugarloaf Bakery Cairo, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS Of Since 1918 Catskill, New York Aldo Bodratti Round Top New York COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF and MPS Tuzio S C SOKOIOWSKI Electric Motor Service COMPLIMENTS Licensed Electrical Contractor Dot's Beauty Shop Cairo New York East Durham New York LINCOLN MERCURY EDSEL FOREIGN CARS COMPLIMENTS GREENE COUNTY MOTORS CORP BARmHATm MILTS R d T Gun op HAINE'S TIRE R APPLIANCE New York Goodyear RCA Whirlpool Philco Main and Church Street Catskill N Y Phone 7M of Dr. . , , , of k of Catskill, N, Y. 75 BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1959 From The HONOR SOCIETY BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM THE CIASS OF 'Fl CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS From The CLASS OF '62 COMPLIMENTS of CLASS OF 1960 76 COMPLIMENTS Of Mr. and Mrs. William Lenski LAKE SERVTCE Brake and Igajtion Service Acra , New York Cairo 9-2510 C OMPLIMENTS of Morano Food Products Wholesale and Retail Grocer Route 23 Cairo, New York May Your Accomplishments be Many Hedges Homestead Stock Farm Purebred Jersey Cattle Oliver and Frances Cook C. H. Jennings East Durham, New York 77 BEST WISHES The First National of CAIPO Member F,D.I.C. Bank BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 195 9 THE FACULTY OF CAIRO CENTRAL SCHOOL MAURO'S BENDI Half-Hour Laundry X Winans Men's Shops, Inc Quality First M62 Main Street Catskill, N,Y. 375 Main Street Catskill, N Y COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of Doney's Garage Sarah and Larry South Cairo New York ff All 78 Best Wishes Hubbards Chevron Station at the Cairo Shopping Center Lubrication Washing Tire Servcce Complete Muffler Service COMPLIMENTS of Joe Di Stefano COMPLIM NTS of Mike's Sweet Cider Stand Mr. and Mrs. M. Marcelli South Cairo, New York HEATH'S SUNOCO Sunoco Gas and O11 Sunoco A-Z Lubrication TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES COMPLIMENTS of N, J. Waldron M Son Used cars and parts-bought and sold Xibii-'W iiexii Freehold 7608 P. o. Route 23 ggi a Cairo, N.Y, or 7461 Leeds, N.Y, COMPLIMENTS OF FRED NOHMER Aera - Refridgeration COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSLAND GARAGE Mobllgas IOCOIV-Vklll Mobil Products-General Repairs Wheel Balancing and Alignment-2UHour Towing Main Street Cairo, N ,Y, 79 SWIM ING POOLS -For Business- COMPLIMENTS of Er1n's Melody Hotel -or- Pleasure East Durham, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF CAIRO SHOE STORE Jack Dausand Round Top, N.Y. James Durso, Prop. Madison 2-3043 Cairo, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES TO of the Pohl's Trading Post CLASS OF '59 Cairo, New York COMPLIMENTS Taylor Shop-Dry Cleaning of Alfred Derranceseo Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Canna Main Street Cairo, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of W. Dyce George Kitchen Builders and Carpenters Cairo, New York LEEDS PLUM ING SUPPLY CORP. 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