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

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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

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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

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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