Caledonia Mumford Central High School - Ainodelac Yearbook (Caledonia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

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A.,. , ,Q .i S2 E' ' XII. I A II ,. 'X H W In In x, 4 YI 'fy ll ji - i11-11'- '-' g I ll A l Officers and Advisors Mr. Beach, Charles Poles, Treasurer: Mary Ann Latko,Secreturyp Gary Stephany, Presidenl: David Stone, Vice-President: Mrs. Shaffer. - Seniors - True to his word, his work, his friends. ROGER BARTALO RONALD BUBEL HROQH V ,,Ron,, Speak low, if you speak love ALICE BUCK Alice Her heart is like a singing bird. RICHARD CHESTERTON WAYNE BUNTING Wayne Love me, love my dog. Hoickff s'rEvE COE Too busy with the crowded hour 'Steven LORRAHJE CARSON We would, and we would r to fear life or death. Lorraine She had all the tricks of that old game HENRY COX GLORIA ESTABROOK I Cox Gloria I'm just a merry clown. THOMAS FITZGIBBON For if she will, she will and if she won't, she won't. GEORGE FITZ SIMMONS ,.-I-omu ,,GeOrge,, Most women have no character Everyone excels in something in of alI. -'EAN EVANS which another fails. Hjeonn Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 1 -f 2 MARIE rrrz siMMoNs DOROTHY FRIEND Marie Dottie l will be the pattern for all patience. ROBERT GOODWIN Goodie Oh, this learning! What a thing it is SHARON GILL Sharon There is a devilish laughter in her eyes. 'A wise and understanding heal ROBERT GRANT HBCU, Na one knows what he can do he tries. 112.52 .' fe 'f2:.11ef,'gWi'3iz .152--f ' wi. 2 ur . .V f J ww - u.-,-Jie, 'ff ,. er-41:1- f, . ' .L. R 1937: fa 5' ev ff mf T eg ,, '15 'H' '- - 'S-Lf ' l:Elf'qlf l ' ' ,, 'I 2: sam' ' . ggi gen. if :A 1, ,X -gg if 'K li? 11 l Fi Ki ?f :EL 1 Xi L, 1' YL 1 i we. +41- rww. feb. z ? Us H3 K. 2 31 -1, Q RQGER GRIME5 CLIFFORD HIGGINS HROQH Skip I hope I shall have leisure to make good. NANCY JAMES Nance When she's good, she's very, very good, but when she's bad, she's A merry heart goes a long way. MARY HoAG W ,,M0ry,, I am not a politician, and my other habits are good. JUDITH KELLY ff-judyff Why worry? It will happen any ay.n JOHN KRENZER HGUSI, 'Life is mode up of interruptions. k'u..,,, f ' SANDRA LESSORD Sandy A kind and understanding heart. MARY ANN LATKO ,,MGry,, E 4 2 ALBERT KRETSCHMER MAIN Silence is more eloquent ti words. JOHN LOOMIS Moose We cannot all be monsters. She is the very pink of courtesy. ELDRED MAJORS Sonny Keep a good tongue in your head, MARGARET MAJOR5 Maggie Laugh and the world laughs with youd, LAURELIE NOBLES ROSETTA NOBLES Laurelie Rose BIest with that charm, the certainty Nor is the wide world ignorant to please-ff IAN MC DOUGALL her wonha, nlonu O A hard beginning maketh a good ending. RUTH ANN NOTHIGER Ruthie A light heart lives long. ARNOLD PALMER Arnie Rather than love, than money, than , farm, give me truth. ROY UDELL HROYH LUCILLE OCHS Lucille Little said is soonest mended CHARLES POLES Chuckie A good heart is worth gold. l am slow of study, ROBERT POLES PAUL RETZKO ,,Bob,. Hpaulff l only ask for information, Ambition has no risk. RICHARD SCHILLINGER ffmckff Rosen SCOTT He makes no friend who never Scotty makes o foe. BONNIE ROBERTSON What is this thing called love? Bonnie You are a devil at everything. xv' ALLAN RAY SICKLES JACQUELINE SIMMS Allan Roy Jackie There is o time for all things. DANIEL STEPHANY HDOHH Resist the Devil ond he will flee from you. SQ 4' Q, , 'Yi f f' HBO Life is sweet to everyone. GARY STEPHANY Butch it the hook well: this fish wi JACK SOUTHCOMB bite, HJ Ockyff Anything for o quiet life. DAVID STONE JAMES WADE Rock Jim Hang sorrow. Care will kill a cat No one when asleep is good for and therefore, let's be merry. anything, NANCY WELSBY ,Nunn Music is the medicine of the BRENDA WHITFORD Brendy mind. Many a small make a great - enior Achievements:- BARTALO, ROGER- Bowling l, Track 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Junior Prom Alternate 3, Basketball l, FFA. 4, BUBEL, RONALD- Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. BUCK, ALICE - F.l'l.A. 3, 4, Senior Play Usher 4. BUNTING, WAYNE -- Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Library Club 2. CARSON, LARRAINE- Cheerleader l, 2, Class Treasurer l, Class Secretary 2, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mrllofeffe 3, 42 PSD Club 4, President 4, Play Cast 4, Bowling l, 3, 4, Junior Prom Princess 3, All--County Chorus 4. CHESTERTON, RICHARD - Football l, 2, Bowling 3, 4. COE, STEVEN - Senior Band l, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. COX, HENRY- Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, Ainodelac Staff l, Football 2, 3, 4. ESTABROOK, GLORIA- Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4, Bowling I, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Elm Staff 2, Ainodelac Staff 4, Senior Play Cast 4, F.l-l.A. 3, Christmas Program 3. EVANS, JEAN- Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Library Club l, 2, Elm Stott 2, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Play Cast 4, Student Council 4, All-County Chorus 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. FITZGIBBON, THOMAS- Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Vice-President of Class 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. ritz siMMoNs, sconce- F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Ag. Beskeiboii 2, 3, 4, FITZ SIMMONS, MARIE- Usher Graduation 3, Usher Baccalaureate 3, Senior Play Usher 4, F.H.A. 4. FRIEND, DOROTHY- Senior Band l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio l, 2, Operetta Lead 2, 4, Play Cast 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, All-County Chorus 4, F.H.A, 4, All-State Chorus 4. GILL, SHARON- Art Club l, Coin Club l, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, F.l-l.A. 2, 3, 4, Operetto ,Cast 2, 4. GOODWIN, ROBERT- Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, County Bowling 3, 4, Elm Staff 2: Track 2, Manager, Baseball 2, Ainodelac Stott 4, Chief Typist 4, Play Cast 4. GRANT, ROBERT- Intramurals l, Basketball l, Christmas Program 3, Boys' State 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. GRIMES, ROGER- Bowling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3. HIGGINS, CLIFFORD- Senior Band l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bose- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Class President l, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Oper- etta Cast 2. HOAG, MARY- Bowling 3, 4, F.l-l.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, lntramurals 4, Library Club 4, Ainodelac Staft 4, Pep Club 4. JAMES, NANCY- Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 3, Literary Editor 4, Girls' Trio l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 3, Operetta Cast 2, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Pep Club 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Activity Chairman 4, F.H.A. 4, All-County Chorus 4. KELLY, JUDITH - Senior Play Cast 4. enior Achievements cont. KRENZER, JoHN - Football 1, 2, 3, 4. KRETSCHMER, ALBERT -- F.F,A. 3, 4. LATKO, MARY ANN- Girls' Chorus l, 2, 4, Bowling 3, Christmas Program 3, Operetta Cast 2, 4, Class Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4. LESSORD, SANDRA- Library Club l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4, F.H.A. 2, Press Club 2, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4. LOOMIS, JOHN- Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, F,F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, MAJORS, ELDRED- Boys' Chorus l, Football 2, 4, Baseball 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. MAJORS, MARGARET- Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 41 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, lntramurals l, 4, Homemaking Award 3. MC DOUGALL, IAN - Christmas Play 3. NOBLES, LAURELIE- Majorette l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Bowling 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Christmas Play 3, NOBLES, ROSETTA- Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Press Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta Lead 2, 4, lntra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Usher Senior Play, Pep Club 4, Girls' Trio 4, All-County Chorus 4, All- State Chorus 4. NOTHIGER, RUTH ANN- Girls' Chorus l, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4, Library Club l, Ooeretta Cast 2, 4, Bowling l, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4. OCHS, LUCILLE- Library Club l, 2, F,t-l.A. l, 2, 3, 4. O'DELL, ROY- F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, President l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Junior Prom Prince 3, Track l, Bowling l, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball l, 3, 4. PALMER, ARNOLD- Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, All-COUNTY Chorus 4. POLES, CHARLES- Class Treasurer 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ooeretta 4, All-County Chorus 4. POLES, ROBERT- Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. RETZKO, PAUL- F.F.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band l, 2, Tennis l, All-County Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERTSON, BONNIE- Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio l, 2, 4, Ainodelac Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor- in-Chief 4, Ooeretta Cast 2,4, Senior Play Cast 4, Citizenship Education Conference 3, F.H.A, 4, Teen Scene Reporter 4, All-State Chorus 4. SCHILLINGER, RICHARD - Christmas Play 3. SCOTT, ROBERT- Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, F.F.A. Basketball 3, F,F.A. 3, 4, ln- tramurals 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band l, Mixed Chorus l, Christmas Play 3, Ainodelac Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Senior Play Cast 4. SICKLES, ALAN ROY - Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, SIMMS, JACQUELINE- Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F.l-l.A. 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Operetta Cast 2, 4, Library Club l, Ainodelac Staff 4, lntramurals 4, All-County Chorus 4, enior Achievements cont. SOUTHCOMBE, JACK- FFA, l, 2, 3, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4. STEPHANY, DANIEL - Baseball l, 2, Basketball l, Bowling l. STEPHANY, GARY- Boys' Chorus l, Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 42 Boys' STGYG 32 Citizenship Education Conference 3, Class President 3, 4, Ainodeloc Stott 3, 4, Business Editor 4. STONE, DAVID- Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, Basketball 2, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Class Vice-President 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4, Track 2, All-County Chorus 4. WADE, JAMES- F.F,A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. County Vice-Presb dent l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, F.F.A. Convention 2. WELSBY, NANCY- Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, All-County Chorus 4, Girls' Quintet 2, 3, Operetta Cost 2, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 42 F'l'l4A- 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Senior Play Cast 4, All-State Chorus 4. WHITFORD, BRENDA- Library Club 2, F.l-l.A. 2, 3, 4, Bowling l. F I wee Top Row, Left to Right: Wayne Bunting, Jack Southcombe, Paul Retzko, Roger Grimes, Ronald Bubel, Clifford Higgins, Steven Coe, James Wade,Alan Ray Sickles, Richard Schillinger, Arnold Palmer, Gary Stephany, Albert Kretschmer, Robert Grant, Richard Chesterton, Roger Bartalo. Middle Row: George Fitz Simmons, John Krenzer, Eldred Majors, Daniel Stephany, Charles Poles, David Stone, Laurelie Nobles, Jacqueline Simms, Margaret Majors, Nancy Welsby, Sharon Gill, Ruth Nathiger, -Senior CI As graduation time rolls around, the Seniors of 1959 look back on their many wonderful years spent at Caledonia - Mumford Central School with mixed emotions of joy and sadness. ln the fall of 1947, the young juvenile delinquents of C. M. C. S. began their merry way with lan, Wayne, Skip, Alice, Henry, Danny, Chuckie, Dave, Jackie, Tom, Larraine, Bonnie, Laurelie and Dottie, Our first year came and went with no new faces. The class of 1959 began adding members to the rapidly growing class with the coming of Rog Bartalo and Jim in second grade, John K. and Judy K. in third. Judy left in the fourth, Gary and Lucille came in the fifth, and Scottie, John L., and Sandy in the sixth Finally, the eager delinquents reached junior high There, many faces joined us, Bob P., Sharon, Arnie, Roger G., Ron, Nancy W., and Jack S. in seventh grade, and from over the Mumford bridge marched Margaret M., Alan S., Mary Ann, Steve, Bob G.,-Goodie, Ruth Ann, Mary H., and Dick C. From the huge township of Clifton came Al. Our eighth year brought seven more new faces, Roy, Dick S., Jean E., George, Marie, Brenda, and Gloria, who join- ed our ranks to help us gain our goal - Washington, D. C1 Freshmen at last! Oh, did we think we were the greatest, but as always, we were termed as those noisy grunchiesf' Our first project for the year was the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was quite a success. Rose, Nancy J. Paul R. and Eldred joined us in that year. Our sophomore year came and went with no new faces, Lucille Ochs, Alice Buck, Brenda Whitford, Mrs. Shaffer, Mr. Beach. Front Row: Robert Scott, Roy O'Dell, John Loomis, Tom FitzGibbons, Henry Cox, Robert Goodwin, Sandra Les- sord, Bonnie Robertson, Rose Nobles, Larraine Carson, Dorthy Friend, Mary Ann Latko, Gloria Estabrook, Marie Fitz Simmons. Kneeling: Judy Kelly, Nancy James, Jean Evans, Mary Hoag, lan MacDougal . Absent: Robert Poles. ass History- but by no means was it an uneventful year. Our dance, Soph Hop, was a real success. Along with our junior year came our rings which we proudly displayed to the somewhat green-eyed underclassmen, Soon after the arrival of our rings, was the sale of Christmas cards and then stationery which enlarged our bankroll for Washington. Another event of the year was our Nick Nickson Record Hop, which was well attended. The long- awoited Junior Prom came with Stairway to the Stars as its theme, Larraine and Roy were crowned princess and prince, with Rose, Laurelie, Rag B. and Dave as their at- tendants. The evening was made complete with the little dance by the adorable crown bearers, Debby DeVore and Emmett Clancy. Late in the year Judy returned to our class. As the fall of 1958 opened, our over-anxious class realized that now we were Seniors. Gary was elected Presi- dent, Dave, Vice-President, Mary Ann, Secretary, and Chuckie, Treasurer. Our first project was our magazine campaign which went great guns. Our goal was reached and exceeded. Next was our Senior Play, Class Ring, which we had a lot of fun putting on. Our last money-making project was the Senior Ball with the theme, Moments to Remember. King -.-sew ,,,s.s,f.-f Queen ------------------- Alternates ,ss.e--. , -s------ , -------- 1 -------- At last our goal, Washington, was reached. And so, as graduation nears, the former delinquents sadly leave with minds full of wonderful memories of dear old C. M. C. S. CLAUE3' ' x one 1 9 0 K lfm O O OBO 4 I I I .:. I MR. CAMERON Buck Row, Left to Right: Kenneth Mattice, John Row- land, Louis Root, Paul Leipold, Paul Saeva, Joseph Irving. Third Row: Mr. Cameron, John Janowski, Robert Robertson, Edward Holliday, Keith Beardsley, William Stoddard, Thomas Hamilton, Donald Sheffer, David McEwen, Harlow Perhamus, Milo Moran. Second Row: Mary Lou Sickles, Sharon Martin, Karen Kenny, Mary Grant, Barbara Middleton, Patricia Mid- dleton, Cynthia Stephany, Juanita Scibetta. Front Row: Betty Lou Knickerbocker, Mildred Worden, Phyllis Stauffer, ldelle Price, Beverly Mcllwaine, Mary Ellen Wheeler, Verna Marble. Juniors MR. McCORMlCK Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. McCormick, William de Cocq, Phillip Burt, Michael Burke, Michael Ford, Donald Bartalo, Robert Gannon, John Connor, Richard Bickford, Richard Bean, Peter Angevine, John Grant, Front Row: Edmund Coats, Sandra Ezard, Diane Cap- potelli, Ruth Bell, Mary Cline, Sally Adams, Kay Broderick, Linda Donnelly, David Fisher. Absent: Raymond Fisher, Grace Combo. MRS. NERBY Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Nerby, Harold Litteer, Eugene Morrill, William Nothnagle, Lawrence Lathrop, Richard Kretschmer, Robert Grattan, John Hamilton, William McEwen, Peter O'Brien, Gary Heuer, Ronald Mack. Middle Row: Sandra Hickey, Florence Nobles, Frederick Hyatt, Lloyd Hogle, Floyd Manley, Lester Handyside, George McArthur, Carol Ladd, Joanne Hirschman. Front Row: Donna Maddock Helen La- Belle, Carolyn Howe, Carol MacWilliams, Murene Liver- more, Barbara Nothnagle, Ruby Hatfield, Rhoda Lessord, Marilyn Johnson. Sophomores MISS BALL 8- MR. BARTASH Back Row, Left to Right: Bradley Bierbrauer, Roger Chapman, Gary Bovee, Richard Fisher, Leonard Ranous, Nelson Stiles, Keith Arnold, Frank Staber, James Dykstra, Robert Price. Third Row: Herbert Blaker, Ronald Stephany, David Curts, Robert Burns, John Anderson, Roger Burt, Byron Price, Mr. Bartash. Second Row: Miss Ball, Donna Roth, Vineta Southcombe, Sondra Stone, Lynn Waldron, Jane Cox, Elizabeth Bain, Elaine Raymond, Joyce Fisher, Mary Carter, Nancy Schubmehl. Front Row: Marilyn Roberts, Verna Ezard, Joan Powell, Bonnie Wing, Phyliss Duncan, Mary Randall, Barbara Eaton. MR. REEVES Back Row, Left to Right: Edward Hanna, Carmen Cappotelli, Richard Henry, David Ely, Ronald Hale, Dennis Eaton, Louis Johnston. Third Row: Mr. Reeves, Harold Geyer, John Hone, George Bedford, Craig Johnson, George Davin, William Elkins, Donald Johnson, Gary Cleland, Thomas Gill, Joseph Andolora. Second Fresh MRS. GRIFFITH Standing, Lett to Right: Mrs. Griffith, Norbert Kellner, Robert Mcllwaine, Stanley MacWilliams, Dale Stone, Joseph Krenzer, David Thompson, William Morris, William Keenan, Robert Mancuso, Courtney Nixon, Donald Moran, James Parnell. Middle Row: Thomas Morrill, Valeen Retzko, Judy VValdron, Carol Youngs, Row: Gerald Hickey, Carolyn Carson, Carol Johnson, Evelyn Caffrey, Andrea Barner, Margaret Bain, Mary Davison, Diane Carter, Patricia Davis, Gerald Fisher. Front Row: Theresa Andolora, Maureen Clancy, Dale Hartford, Ruth Harkness, Betty Hartman, Wanda Cross. Absent: James Booth, Robert DeLano. men Sally O'Leary, Nancy Pakula, Clara Nothnagle, Donna Robinson, Lawrence Reed. Front Row: Constance Saeva, Sally Mattice, Marie Simpson, Nancy Thompson, Betty Samis, Barbara Yackel. Absent: Louis Kelly, Gary Montgomery James Moore, Karen Perhomus, Ronald Smythe, Lawrence Wilson. ,1t, ,,,rwL.f' MRS. KEEFE Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Keefe, Richard Miller, Ronald Rodwell, Anthony Neri, Leslie Stauffer, Ronald Thompson, Jerrold Majors, Joseph Wild, Paul Raymond, Donald Mattice, Stephen Mcllwaine, James Knickerbocker, Steven Sirnmss Middle Row: Joseph Richard Ralston, Grade MR. COLLINS Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Collins, David Chesterton, Roy Fitz Simmons, Gerald Estabrook, Donald Ezard, Robert Borrows, Richard Johnson, Fred Johnson, Milton Ebersold, Jerry Ezard, Robert Bierbrauer, Grant Liver- more, Gary Hartford. Middle Row: Joyce Arnold, Sue ,, tw-A., Knickerbocker, Bernice Sayers, Deloris Roth, Jane Resch, Barbara Worden, Roselie Niedzwich, Jeanne Robertson, Pamela Stevenson, Virginia Pease, Linda Nobles, Casey Randall. Front Row: Deanna Retzko, Patricia Martin, Marlene Stephany, Ruby Simms, Particia Papero, Ruth Wilson, Eight Kelly, Joan lrving, Maralyn Keenan, Barbara Griffin, Barbara Waterson, Mary Davis, Donna l-lodges, Gail Heuer. Front Row: Ann Angevine, Carol Brown, Sue Jackson, Nancy Hall, Patricia Heffer, Virginia Gray, Patricia Hartman, Karen Carter. -' W:S:?3.iZ?1E !:::z:z! W mzzznvz. ,.f:.wf:f3f555k5i5v ,1 ,ww 1' 4 l,..,,f-.L f , , mm ' if-:V 'Q 8 '45 ' f , , if, sf MRS. BURDETTE Back Row: Left to Right. Robert Ardrey, Susan Wild, Joan Davin, Cari Lee Cameron, Marilyn Burns, Mary Hotham, Carole Smith, Mary Lou Donnelly, Alice Hay- ward, Shirley Dykstra, Lynn Meloy, Mrs, Burdette, Eric Baker. Middle Row: James Herkimer, Benedikt Kellner, Thomas Nichols, Timothy Clancy, Donald Ranous, John Grade MRS. YOUNGS Back Row, Left to Right: Jerrie Davis, Robert Bickford, Fred Nixon, David Harkness, Arnold Jackson, Edward Sheffer, George Mcllwaine, John Clark, Wesley Stiles, Thomas Hogle, Thomas McKernan, Mrs. Youngs, Craig Fisher, Richard Schubmehl. Middle Row: Pamela Krampe, Barbara Barrows, Priscilla Stone, Dianne Griffin, David Elkins, Paul Randall, Charles Finlayson, William Sheldon, James Washburn. Front Row: Monika Fortner, Maureen Freeman, Linda Stevenson, Jennifer Ford, Christine Bierbrauer, Marcia Harkness, Sally McCreedy, Diane Bovee. Absent: Barbara Mac- Kay, Dennis Quackenbush, William Macornber. 0 Six Martin, Georgianna Middleton, Margaret McEwen, Theresa Rapone, Suzanne Gill, Martha Roth. Front Row: William Doane, James Williams, Robert Miller, Karen Mann, Bonnie Whiteside, Helen O'Donnell, Ruth Holliday, Fred Keith, Sheldron Wolfanger. Absent: Clarence Marlowe. -' Q 'llilqg 1. ff ,sn nv va '- no . Rui' Y? a,-EQ , , 1, x ,C ., ' -f -mm... ,. W i'waa.5 V3f,,J.,.,,-i I H ..., , 1 - HN' 3 I 3 ,,.fs!...m,. t:2?zfissf'fz?v gf-' ,, ,Q V, K ..,. J .:.n::fE:1-A L s- 1111: fees? Ju z ?!f:,1x 1r,1ig,g,s: :1u2Q.4,.qib3'8- X.. . S xt 1 xi MRS. Back Row, Left to Right: Earl Manley, Thomas Kret- schmer, Patrick Hickey, Richard Robertson, Merville Nobles, David Fellows, Lewis Price, Gerald Simms, Mrs. Coburn, Middle Row: Richard Sayers, Daniel Cunningham, Dean Hartford, Eugene Cooney, James Grade Five MRS. GERKEN Back Row, Left to Right: Paul Ross, Thomas Simms, Eugene Harmon Glenn Quackenbush William McGinty Peggy Lucas, Valerie Richardson, Robert Krenzer, Carol Smith Betty Bagdonas George Emens Anthony James Straight, Mary Brown, Ronald Smith, Edwin Ropone Front Row Gail Helter J t C I one appota li Fisher, Timothy O'Donnell, Mrs, Gerken. Middle Row: Lindo Austin Bonnie Pfenninger Marlene Parnell M,,,,, r MRS. EATON Buck Row, Left to Right: Charles Pike, Lee Sander- icker, Mrs. Loedel, Paulette Bain, Sharon Coyle, Re- becca Martin, Robert Cooper, Marilyn Gray, Cyril Resch, Don Cappotelli, Mrs, Eaton. Middle Row: Kenneth Fisher, Kevin Clancy, Richard Krenzer, Me- linda Parnell, Sandra Eggleston, Larry Heffer, Michael Heater, Karl Heuer. Front Row: Patricia Buckley, Mar- jorie MacWilliams, Donna Roberts, Jaan Hughes, Cheryl Fisher, Barbara Donnely, Grade Four MRS. HANNA Buck Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Hanna, Christine Herk- imer, Kathleen Geyer, Linda Brundige, Galle Cross, Susan O'Leary, Georgeann Pullyblank, Suzanne Tucci, Arlene Macomber. Middle Row: Peter Coppini, Leon Williams, Gary Wolfanger, Wayne Fisher, Niles Hickey, William Sickles, Robert Martin, Gary Grattan, Front Row: Shirley Mann, Ronna Retzka, Constance Rapone, Patricia Farrell. MISS FERGUSON Back Row, Left to Right: Linda Dempsey, Sandra Weber, Barbara Russ, Linda Elkins, Leonard Musca- rello, David Lessord, Renate Fartner, Linda Uhly, Kath- leen Fink, Marlene Brown, Miss Ferguson. Middle Row: Donald Neale, Larry Forsyth, Fernando Bonacquisti, Grade Neil Angevine, Joyce Reed, Frances Brown, Patricia Daley, Linda McCreedy, Linda Grattan, Kathleen Smith. Front Row: Richard Hermansen, Bryan Eaton, James Nelan, Charles Brown, Reid Meloy. Absent: Kathie Donaghue, Betty Brzezowski. Four MISS MANSLER Back Row, Left to Right: Larry Schuldt, Edward Olson, Robert Nothiger, William Carter, William Thompson, Lawrence Stephany, Robert Giles, Jimmy Ladd, Miss Mansler, Middle Row: Thomas Martin, William Hare rington, Mary Hanna, Gerline Cross, Carolyn Herbert, Aneta Ochs, Doris DeLano, Deborah Sherman. Front Row: Sue Hartford, Stanley Morrill, John Niedzwick, Jack Houk, Kenneth Sayers, Susan Gardner. F fl QQ. - 0 i5 f MRS. NELSON Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. V. Nelson, Michael Grant, Jeanne Smith, George Middleton, Sharon Brun- dege, Dorothy Grant, Louis Kingsbury, Joseph Esposito, George Yopp, Douglas Wing, Middle Row: Ronald Roth, Linda Carrigmilia, Kathie Cross, Donna Neid- zwick, Joanne Ohlsen, Kris Vail, Richard Hotham, Victor'Whiteside. Front Row: Stephen Morrison, Mich- ael Torpey, Cynthia Paxhia, Mary Ellen Miller, Connie Heffer, Patricia Cooney, Lee Janowski, Lawrence Jack- son. Grade Three MISS JUST Back Row, Left to Right: Dennis Cohen, Paul Bain, Robert Leathersich, Julie Curts, Barbara Cameron, Jonnie Rollins, Patrick O'Brien, Mary Sue Melusky, Madeline Thompson, Miss Ferguson. Middle Row: Donald Parnell, John Farrell, Stephen Coyle, Robert INE FERGUSON Emens, Patricia Griffin, Sandra Hale, Amy Harmon, Nancy Miller, Nancy Ely. Front Row: Linda McKay, Andrea Baldeck, Daniel Murphy, Gordon Bierbrauer, Thomas Marlowe, Sam Soeva, JoAnn Pfenninger, Linda Clary. MRS. PENNINGTON Bock Row, Left to Riaht: Mrs. Pennington, Danny Kip Grant, Charles Fellows, John Gollus, Alan Brundige, . Schafer, Ethel Yackel, Mary Anderson, Richard Chiv- Ronald Cramatie, Doncld Krenzer, Deborah Martin, erton, Charles Johnson, John Kelly, Alice Aikens, Dav- Front Row: Frankie Warden, Mary Anne Loncaa, Sallie id Bennett, Donald Simpson. Middle Row: Salley Coyle, Margaret Reed, Marcia Bicklord, Germaine Par- Hahn, Alan Weitzel, Henry Ochs, Frank Perharnus, nell, Sandra Stella, James Sullivan, MRS. HERKIMER Back Row, Left to Right: Catherine Green, Mrs. Herki- Front Row: Betsey McKe-rnan, Catherine Poxhia, Mary mer, Torn Mistretta, Ellis. Middle Row: Ronald Storms, Ronald Smith. Marva Simms, Paul Olyer, Shelio Legg, Mary Ann Palmer, Barbara Olyer, Ruth Delano. .-.411 'f , lp 'z git? f N..,, S 1 5 1 , Q xr' V W :gs Q . 22 Biiiig' 'w J MRS. FINK Back Row, Left to Right: Phyllis Johnson, Betsy Allen Roberta Neale, Dawn Schwerk, Mary Lou Ochs, Juan- ita Wing, Joan Flynn, Marsha Freeman, Denise Welsby, Gail Honza, Mrs. Fink. Middle Row, Kneeling: Marie Hefter, James Jackson, Arthur McClinic, Gary Cappo- Grade MRS. Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs, Vienna, Sally Sayers, Jill Nagg, Bernita Maynard, Diane Coyle, Dolly De- lano, Ellen Taillie, Linda Rivers, Patty Freeman, April biapflige. Middle Row: Mark Gill, Steven Linder, Bobby LeBlanc, Robert Legg, Terry Boylan, Michael telli, Paul Coppini, Mary, Anne Cannon, Sally Sickles. Front Row: Robert Brown, Thomas Leathersich, David Reed, Eugene Wallace, Richard Cooper, William Hay- ward, Absent: Elizabeth Ann Robertson. Two Callan, Tommy Palmer, Roger Cornell. Front Row: Barbara Shelton, Sharon Culbertson, Susanne Hilliard, Tommy l-lodge, Mary Ellen Murphy, Tanya Weitzel, Gail Sondericker. u W 0.0. 4 5s A egg rsts 5 fi: air! 'ali' MRS. MC DONALD Back Row, Left to Right: George Van DerWege, Jim Debra Adams, Bonnie Gross, Randall De Rienzo, Dennis Schafer, Russel Smith, Kenneth Snyder, James Anderson, Wolfanger, Mrs. McDonald. Front Row: Lorinda Linder, Michael Smith, Thomas Chirumbolo, James Legg, Kathryn Dolby, Mary Kelly, Robin Cornell, Roxanne Michael Noble. Middle Row: Daniel Pengrazio, Charles Vaughn, Karla Travis, JoAnne Rapone, Helen Grattan. Van Allen, Martin Clary, Frank Liberio, Lucy Chranston, Grade One Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Stryker, Marvin Shelton, Allen, Daniel Gollus, Larry Brown, Alice Flynn, Michael Sammy Pulcrano, Harry Van Casselle, Jean Davin, Freeman, Mark Kingsbury, Duane Giles. Front Row: Dorothea Covington, Reed Wolfanger, Kathleen Kelly, Robert Whiteside, David Andrews, Arthur Harrington, Robert Donaghue, Charles Legg. Middle Row: Fred Van Deborah Lang, Timothy Murphy, Kathryn Hickey. ar ,. X, MISS CAMPBELL Back Row, Lett to Right: Miss Campbell, Jane Aikens, Linda Fortner, Margaret Maloy, Dwight Stone, Mark Bierbrauer, Christine Johnson, Third Row: Nancy Finlayson, Fred Russ, Debra Hoag, Kathleen Straight, Sara O'Leary, David Blowers, Mary E. Connor, Cheryl Kretschmer, Thomas Bonaquisti, Valerie Olson. Second Grad 9 Row: Beverly Jackson, Paul Lathan, Warren Pease, Wanda Grant, Gregory Buckley, Diane Jackson. Front Row: Daniel Reid, John Sickles, David Ochs, Robert Waldron, Eric Worden. Absent: Debra DeVore, Sharon l-lodge, Blaine Kahley. One MRS. REED Back Row, Left to Right: Emmett Clancy, Robin Hot- ham, Michael Freernan, David Shelton, Patrick Kelly, Mrs. Reed. Third Row: Jay Ezard, Joseph Daley, Eu- genie Keith, Larry Sherman, Rickie McEwen, Martha Harrington, Richard Eaton, Carl Mann, Dara Mae L 7'r 7f ' W : Jackson. Second Row: Carolyn Randall, Philbert Alex- ander, Edward Pike, Stephen Bartalo, Michael Anda- loro, Danny Blaker. Front Row: Martha Martin, Mari- lyn Ohlsen, Colette Parnell, Eileen Baker, Patricia Far- rell. I FHL' .-L' K? '. ,f?? , I ,L,z, . , ,L ' RWE fa v E . ?1,.,z . 'W . ,,, 2. fx-'fl ' ' w? fNf 'Diff . 4 1 , 3 .. X TF? gmt: , ZQQQ 1 1 'v , V .. ..,1,,,GM: , .,A.. ,4- Mw' M ..X, we ! xiii? Q V -EEEESQF vez- -' Bam: 1. 525. 4- N ,Ai W- V 2 N '51, K ' Q24 1, k , freggpef' A .ff-Q - .V - A Is' 43.15. .,, 3 G ' ?'f??nz:f-esMlxJ.,QaJz2l E5,,f'5'N7'xf, ',YI -f .aff w- -21... ., ii -.1 gui' an V.-,gglggiszsists-E?:gf'L 1 .5,:?'Qg3Ivf12 .'-if?'f',:ggg31-w'pg,- H-'A-W' gg ?'3 :'5Y51: 'M .. fff'fV1 'W t we Ciwsfiziitfmwilvi ' W W 1122251 22222 'f!fi11,,lvp1 ,, ,M ' W' sw t+5 'Avf-r wg. f ,fir 1-5 Q . 3- ' g 1515 , '3 V11iE iw ,. 1-f 2 fa' : . :ar 1 1 , 5 ee' , ,155 T, . 4 K W it 5,2 i .A. :TN .wx ,I J , ai 1 -- gy :ig 1 1221 41. f x ff -, ,?g:,,1gaf :swf 1 11s, f. ski , 7 'it' 21 ' 8, Rv W ' Hn, N ' -122211: . iv-V 1,f.1wLEi' f 'v 'QW L ' y K A 3351.5 fd I Y A taxa A - Q K 1 515 Q EM , g.. Z7 i f 4-.QL I 'nfizsl MRS. MAY KINDERGARTEN A. M. Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. May, Daniel Donaghue, Dale Quackenbush, Robert McCornbs. Third Row: Cyn- thia Coyle, Sherry Reid, Jocelyn Hilliard, Mary Smith, Brenda Fortner, Louis Miller, Judith Gilbert, Constance Roth, Timothy Daley. Second Row: Robert Nothnagle, Kinde Robert Sherman, Susan Leathersich, Patricia Sullivan, Carol Gwynn, Kim Charran, Christopher Morrison, Ron- ald Chraston. Front Raw: Karl Butler, David Ladd, Karen Wager, Jeffrey Rodgers, Frank Farrell, David Schuldt, Susan Huck, Phyllis Dykstra. rgarten MRS. MAY KINDERGARTEN P. M. Buck Row, Left to Right: Wanda Feeley, Donald Van- Gorder, Patti Weitzel, Richard McKay, John Le Blanc, Ronald Stella, Stephen Clary, Donald Griffin, Michael Shelton, Middle Row: William Baldeck, Cheryl Naggj Brian Simpson, Kathleen Vlack, Jeffrey King, Joan Ropone, Patricia Bucey, Mrs. May. Front Row: Jeffrey Jones, Daniel Campbell, John Parnell, Joanne Harringe ton, Patricia Thompson, Randy Estobrook, Louis Ra- pone. A wnmmz X, .331 51, YY 'Ha- Rwf' ,. ,H uv iF' BUS DRIVERS Seated, Left to Right: Merle Scott, Del Scott, Sam Di- Liberto, Donald Lyttle, Standing: Milton Hone, Howard Lyttle, Harry Culbertson, Richard Fagan, Leon Wash- burn. School Helpers The Senior Class of i959 wishes to ex- tend their thanks to the cafeteria help, cus- todians, bus drivers, the nurse, and dental hygienist for their patience and help to us. They have mode our years at C.M.C.S. more memorable. DENTAL HYGIENIST AND NURSE Marie Von Vooren, Christine Stone, CUSTODIANS Left to Right: John Veldhuizen, Arthur Phillips, Charles Collan, William Hamilton. Absent: William Yahn. CAFETERIA HELP Standing, Left to Right: Mary Campbell, Helen Bedford, Dorothy Hamilton, Stella Maddock, Marion Sisson, Ethel Hattie Johnson, Hattie Grant, Millie Lyttle, Mildred Ezard, Elizabeth Cunningham, Christine Hobbs. Rulifson, Margaret Reed, Grace Mclntyre. Seated: CTIV TIE F o 22 lf! If f Q mmm Q N WT ' XI X I Ay x L Il y, 'X uv AL vm ,V S Q Cf H, V if '7 T NF 1:12 ,, iamfpg L' .mn . , .1 , 2 ,g.,. A A ,QW . 4 ,, , gg.. aww National Honor Society The staff regrets that not all the members of the Honor Society are in the picture, because this year the Ainodelac was completed by January first. Standing: Eldred Majors, Harlow Perhamus. Seal'- ed Jean Evans, Miss Mairs, Mary Ellen Cline. Student Council Standing Patricia Papera Maureen Reed Evelyn Caf Marble Secretary: Thomas FitzGibbon, President: Dale fery Ronald Thompson Jean Evans Lester Handy Stone Treasurer: Donald Sheffer, Vice-President: Mr. side Gregory Connor Lynn Waldron Seated Verna Freeman Advisor. 4 ,xv- M Y.. , 'Sf ,gd a, af: a s 1, ., . M, ,, J WV Ed? 5, Back Row, Left to Right: Robert Mcllwaine, Robert Mancuso, Leonard Ranous, Louis Johnston, Jack Grant, Kenneth Mattice, Joseph Krenzcr, Donald Johnson, Eugene Morrill. Middle Row: Floyd Manley, George FitzSimmons, David Thompson, William Stoddard, Richard Kretschmer, David Worden, John Loomis, F. F. A. Back Row: Clara Nothnagle, Nancy Schubmehl, Sally Mattice, Vineta Southcomb, Laurelie Nobles, Diane Cappotelli, Dorothy Friend, Mildred Worden, Ruth Bell, Bonnie Robertson, Nancy James. Second Row: Miss Argana, Sally Adams, Nancy Welsby, Mary Hoag, Jackie Simms, Mary Grant, Margaret Majors, Sharon ll ini!! Q vw. -maftmfe Albert Kretschmer, Laurence Lathrop, Mr. Smith. Front Row: David Curts, Robert Gratton, Joe lrving, James Wade, Richard Bickford, Lester Handyside, Roy O'Dell. Kneeling: Ronald Mack, Frederick Hyatt, John Anderson. Absent: James Booth, Robert Delano. F. H. A. Gill, Judy Simms, Donna Robinson, Grace Combo, Carolyn Carson, Elizabeth Knickerbocker, First Row: Mary Carter, Beverly Mcllwaine, Marie FitzSimmons, Rosetta Nobles, Alice Buck, Lucille Ochs, Margaret Bain, Patricia Davis, Wanda Cross, Phyliss Stauffer, 4 Bock Raw: Jean Evans, Robert Grant, Nancy James, Nerby, Larraine Carson, Dorothy Friend, Robert Good- Bonnie Robertson, Robert Scott, Thomas FitzGibbon, win, Judy Kelly, Gary Stephany, Paul Retzko. Arnold Palmer. Front Row: Gloria Estabrook. Mrs. enior Play Class Ring Tobey ..,,,,,,.. - , Laura Heytlon Henry Heydan 28 Midge ,,,,..a,,,, -- YYY,- Brose Y --.. ,,,,,. -,, Barbie --- Dick .,,,, ,., Kip - --,,s, Jean Evans Bonnie Robertson - Gary Stephany - Nancy James Robert Goodwin A- Nancy Welsby Tam FitzGibbon --------------Y-e--sess Paul Retzko Jlldyi e-------e -.-ee e..... - A Judy Kelly Mary ..,,,,,,. . ..,,,,.... Itchy ,,...., ,,,,,,,...... Miss Jefferson Mr. Thorpe ,,,,,,,,.-,..,- The Egg Man -,--,,, Larraine Carson M Robert Scott Dorothy Friend s Arnold Palmer -----,, Robert Grant Stage Hands And Ushers Top Row: Richard Schillinger, Albert Kretschmer, lan Mc- Dougal, Charles Poles. Third Row: Brenda Whitford, Mary Hoag, Rose Nobles, Alice Buck, Lucille Ochs, Margaret Maiors. Seated: Sharon Gill, Gloria Estabrook, Mary Ann Latko, Jacqueline Simms, Marie FitzSimmons. In Front: Robert Scott, Roger Bartalo. enior Ball On Saturdoy, December 27, l958, the auditorium of Caledonia-Mumford Central School was gaily decorated with red and white streamers for the Senior Ball. The theme was Moments to Remember, carried out by posters on the walls portraying the many varied activities of the Class of '59, The hon- ored couple of the evening was Rose Nobles, our Queen, and Clifford Higgins, our King. Their attendants were Brenda Whitford, Jean Evans, Ronald Bubel, and David Stone. Junior Prom On May 23 l958 the annual Junior Prom was held in the Caledonia Mumford Central School auditorium A beautiful blue and silver stairway highlighted the theme Stairway to the Stars The big event of the evening was the crowning of Lorraine Carson os princess and Roy O Dell as prince They were royally attended by Rosetta Nobles Laur elle Nobles David Stone and Roger Bartalo. C .r .R 1.1114- aw. -......J ' ,L -1 f guarantee: 1 ., ,v.. . ,W az 1A -2 Fnfh wk QS I l ' 4 A b HY ,, g.i Y 5., Q ak Q i 3 9 5 Vw z X fi 5 Y M if f,,LL.1 2 h ? L : 5 , 1 if W ya. V:-5.- fu - if B X K S. v-at I A -L 11 - 5 .. I k g Lh' J V JA' A Ni fe , 'Q' X kv, 21, Bock Row, Left to Right: Neil Angevine, Fred Keith, Robert Ardrey, David Elkins, Fred Lucas, Michael Hughes, Robert Mcllwaine, Peter Jacob, Maureen Reed, Thomas Nichols, Fred de Vore, John Perhamus, Wesley Stiles. Fifth Rov Griffin, Fred Erbe, Donald Ranous, Eric Baker, Mic .ei Cannon, Roger Howe, Sheldon Wolfanger, Michael Davison, James Whiteside, William Sheldon. Fourth Row: Mr. Eager, Eugene Krenzer, Albert Cesare, Shirley Dykstra, Lynn Meloy, Donna Cunningham, Shirley Gray, Sharon Davis, Judy Nothiger, Jennell Johnson, Marlene Parnell, Georgianno Middleton, Dale Gutekunst, Jeanne Crane. Third Row: Ger- Junior Band rie Veldhuizen, Maureen Freeman, Margaret McEwen, Patricia Latko, Carol LeBlanc, Jennifer Ford, Timothy Clancy, Eugene Harmon, Monika Fartner, Ruth Holliday, Mary Daley, Charlene Wilkins, Sally McCreedy. Second Row: Joseph Ward, Jane Allen, Valerie Hinsdale, Susan Wild, Patricia Chiverton, Carole Smith, William Cox, Judy Stone, Fred Hermansen, James Herkimer, Bonnie Whiteside, Phyllis Hughes, Susan Ely, Mariorie Farrell, Claudia Doolittle. First Row: Craig Fisher, Paul Randall, John Sheldon, James Williams, Timothy O'- Donnell, Gordon Booth. Senior Band Officers Harlow Perhamus ,, Edward Halliday We , , , President , , Treasurer Juanita Scibetta LLLE . , ,,,,,,,,s , - ,,,, Secretary Back Row, Left fo Right: Elizabeth Bain, Sandra Lessord, Larraine Carson, Florence Nobles, Jane Cox, Jackie Simms, Mary L. Sickles, Jean Evans, Mary Hoag. Fourth Row: Ruth Nothiger, Mary C. Davison, Elaine Raymond, Clara Simms, Robert Burns, Arnold Palmer, Michael Ford, John Hamilton, Karen Kenny, Margaret Majors, Karen Perhamus, Judy Simms, Carolyn Howe, Third Row: Juanita Scibetta, Dorothy Friend, Carol Ladd, Verna Marble, Charles Poles, David Stone, Paul Retzko, Norbert Kellner, David Ely, Bar- bara Yackel, Patricia Davis, Diane Cappotelli, Bonnie Senior Mixed Chorus Back Row, Left to Right: Ruth Nothinger, Carol Ladd, Rose Nobles, Sharon Gill, Evelyn Caifrey, Ruth Bell, Jackie Simms, Florence Nobles, Mary Haag, Margaret Majors, Jean Evans. Third Row: Elizabeth Hart- mann, Nancy Thompson, Betty Samis, Linda Don- nelly, Ruby Hatfield, Clara Simms, Mary L. Sickles, Judy Waldron, Barbara Yackel, Mary A. Latko, Diane Cappotelli. Second Row: Carol Brown, Maurene Liver- Robertson. Second Row: Rose Nobles, Sharon Gill, Linda Donnelly, Verna Ezard, Murene Livermore, Paul Leipold, Bradley Bierbrauer, Floyd Manley, Frank Staber, Gary Grant, Joseph Wild, Nancy James, Gloria Estabrook, Mary Ellen Wheeler. Feber, Phyllis Duncan, ldelle Price, Nancy Welsby, Vineta Southcombe, Louis Root, Thomas Grant, Robert Price, Gary Bovee, Dole Stone, Gary Heuer, Grace Combo, Kay Broderick, Mary Randall, Mary A. Latko, Marilyn Johnson. First Row: Mrs. Le- Girls' Chorus more, Bonnie Wing, Lorraine Carson, Phyllis Duncan, Gloria Estabrook, Cynthia Stephany, Dale Hartford, Judy Simms, Wanda Cross, Donna Robinson, Carol Johnson. First Row: Verna Ezard, Connie Saeva, Sally Mattice, Mary E. Wheeler, Valeen Retzko, Mary Randall, Verna Marble, Carolyn Howe, Maureen Clancy, Patricia Davis, Grace Combo, Kay Broderick, Mrs. Le- Feber. Back Row, Left to Right: Joyce Arnold, Sue Kelly, Patricia Chiverton, Mary Davis, Jeanne Robertson, Nancy Nagg, Paul Raymond, Gregory Connor, Neil Bedford, Richard Johnson, Jane Resch, Joan lrving, Jenel Johnson, Sharon Miller. Middle Row: Linda Majors, Patricia Heffer, Barbara Heffer, Valerie Hinsdale, Judy Stone, Shirley Gray, Graham Frazer, Burton Manley, Richard Weber, Stanley Johnson, Ronald Junior High Mixed Chorus Back Row, Left to Right: James Washburn, Benedikt Kellner, Michael Cannon, Fred Hermansen, William Sheldon, Timothy Clancy, Dean Hartford. Next to Lust Row: Charles Finlaysen, Richard Cameron, Lewis Price, Mary Lou Grattan, Marilyn Burns, Martha Roth, Milly Brown, Carol Majors, Joan Davin, Georgiana Middleton, Carol Mayo, Pamela Krampe, Barbara Barrows, Albert Cesare, Dennis Quackenbush, Lynn Meloy, Alice Hayward, Mary Lou Donnelly, Mary Hotham, Cari Lee Cameron. Third Row: Theresa Rapone, Dianne Martin, Shirley Dykstra, Monika Fortner, Priscilla Stone, Susan Wild, Maureen Freeman, Glenn Quockenbush, Roger Howe, Leonard Hodge, Patrick Hickey, Mary Daley, Diane Bovee, Carole Rodwell, Marilyn Keenan, Maureen Reed, Darla Eggleston, Loretta Capotelli. First Row: Mrs. LeFeber, Virginia Pease, Sue Jackson, Patricia Hartmann, Carol Brown, Charlene Wilkins, Sharon Davis, Cathy Ball, Thomas George, John Sheldon, David Rover, Nathaniel Richardson, Clayton Wing, Gail Heuer, Nancy Hale, Ruth Wilson, June Finlayson. Elementary Chorus Smith. Second Row: Robert Miller, Richard Schubmehl, Robert lrving, Sheldon Wolfanger, James Gill, Thomas Hogle, John Griffin, James Herkimer, Dean Hartford, Daniel Cun- ningham, Robert Ardrey, Craig Fisher, Richard Roth, Jerry Hogle, Melanie Lucas, Sally McCreedy, Ebed Scott, Mr. Eager. First Row: Marlene Parnell, Kathy Wagar, Margaret McEwen, Linda Austin, Susan Ely, Marjorie Farrell, Sandra Embling, Christine Bierbrauer, April Gollus, Jeanne Arnold, Jennifer Ford, Linda Stevenson, Carol LeBlanc, Linda Camp- bell, Susan Coyle, Deborah Donnelly, Phyllis Hughes, Janet Cappotelli, Claudia Doolittle. Absent from Picture: Wil- liam McGinty, Barbara MacKay. T X ?L, JP fff 5-nu 1 W 9 5 Q 1 S C Q 1 S I llg B11 was ,L MN I f' N Ill I . iq ? I Q 2 mx 7 C C' 2 3 5 xg C2 N W I 'V IR F? ' Varsity Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Barrett, Mgr. David Chesterton, George Davin, Robert Grattan, David Worden, Donald Shaffer, Robert Gannon, Richard Kretchmer, William Morris, Ronald Smythe, John P. Connor, Edward Holliday, Manager Keith Arnold, Coach Cameron. Third Row: David Thompson, John 1 R E i -.94-.4N.-.-,,,...s.. , E l Football 5250041 Row. I-eff N Righfi Dole STONE, Milo MCFOH, Bubel, James Wade, Paul Refzko, Robert Grant, Louis GCIVY 5TeDl'10f'lY, David Stone, John Kfenlefi Clifford Kelly. Front Row: Robert Poles, Co-Captain, John l Higgins, Eldred Majors, Henry Cox, Steven Coe, Charles Loomis, Co-Captain. Poles, Roger Bartalo, Thomas FifzGibbon, Ronald Football-1958 With only nineteen days left before the first game, fifty- one boys turned out for football practice. Take a lap, run, run, rung sidestraddle hop, hit it hard, were some of the familiar yells to which the boys responded to get into shape. Mr. Cameron, their new coach ordered the boys, You gotta drive. Take out and go. After practicing through hot days, cold days, and rainy days, the boys finally were in shape for the first game. September 20 Caledonia 6 - Brockport 14 For the first time the Caledonia Maroons used the T formation, and although they lost, they played a splendid game. Robert Poles scored on a run around end. Roger Bartalo and Milo Moran played a good offensive game, while Dave Worden and Tom FitzGibbon played a splendid defensive game. September 26 Caledonia 'I4 - Avon 0 With the first game jitters gone, the Caledonia Maroon Raiders opened league play with a i4 to O victory over their arch rival, Avon. Sporting a big and hard charging defensive line, the Maroons effectively contained Avon's offensive ef- forts. Behind the running of Dave Stone, Milo Moran, and Roger Bartalo, the offensive unit pushed across two touch- downs, one in the first quarter and another in the third. John Loomis successfully booted the extra points. Robert Poles and Dave Worden played a good defensive game. October 3 Caledonia 27 - York 6 With the left end, Dave Worden, setting a three touch- dawn pace, Caledonia took its second straight victory. ln the first quarter Dave Worden received a pass from Don Bartalo and went for a T. D. Two good runs by Robert Poles set up Skip Higgins who slanted off left tackle for a T. D. York salvaged its lone touchdown in the end of the second quarter. Receiving a pass in the end zone from Robert Poles, Dave Worden scored his second touchdown early in the third period. Late in the fourth quarter, the ends plowed down the field for a pass, and Dave Worden received the ball in the end zone for his third T. D. John Loomis again booted the three extra points. Skip Higgins and Bob Grattan played a good defensive game. October 'IO Caledonia 21 - Mt. Morris 0 For the first half af the game, the Caledonia Maroons played listless, sloppy ball, obviously from a letdown after their 27-6 win over York the week before. Five times Caledonia lost the ball on fumbles in Mt, Morris territory. Though the Caledonia Maroons tried, they couldn't seem to Early in the third succeed during the first half of the game. quarter, however, Caledonia gained possession of the ball, and Dave Stone, the fullback, went through a gaping hole for our first touchdown. ln the fourth quarter, Robert Poles and Dave Stone, who carried the ball to the 9 yard line, set up Dave Stone who barreled through the line for a T. D. Late in the fourth quarter, Milo Moran scored a T. D. on a quarter- back sneak. Dave Worden received a pass from John Loomis for the extra point, and John also placed the two extra points in the game. Don Sheffer and Ed Holliday played a good de- fensive game. October 'I7 Caledonia 33 - Dansville 7 Though hampered by fumbles in the opening half, the Caledonia Maroons recovered their poise behind their end, and Skip Higgins turned what started out as a close game into a rout. Late in the first quarter, Skip received a pass from Robert Poles and went for a touchdown. John Loomis booted the extra point. Early in the second quarter, Robert Poles ran 72 yards to set up Skip Higgins for his second T.D. Milo Moran intercepted a pass and ran 53 yards for a T. D. Skip received a pass from John Loomis for the extra point. ln the third quarter, when Caledonia kicked to Dansville, there was a fumble, but Tom FitzGibbons recovered for Caledonia and plowed for a touchdown. John Loomis again kicked the extra point. Early in the fourth quarter, Robert Poles intercepted a pass and barreled for a T, D. The lone score for Dansville was made in the second quarter. Steve Coe, John Loomis, and John Krenzer played a good defensive game. October 24 Caledonia 12 - Livonia 39 Caledonia's great hopes of winning the Livingston County Championship were ruined by the highly regarded Livonia team. This loss dropped a three way tie with Mt. Morris and Livonia for the championship. Skip Higgins received a pass from Milo Moran for our first touchdown. ln the third quarter, Skip again received a pass from Milo, setting up Dave Stone who ran 47 yards for a T.D. Louie Kelly and Jimmy Wade played a good defensive game. October 31 Caledonia 6 - Albion 26 ln the last game of the year, the boys fought hard, but they just couldn't hold Albion back, However, it was very evident that the spirit of the Caledonia Maroons was up, as the cheerleaders kept yelling, Keep trying bays. Our only touchdown came in the second quarter when Ronnie Bubel recovered for Caledonia on Albion's 20 yard line, and Dave Worden scored on a pass from Robert Poles. Bob Grant and Don Bartalo played a fine defensive game. Thus came to a close a fairly successful season of 4 wins and 3 losses, followed by the football banquet with speeches and movies, old and new, of the team. Honored with the coveted Stewart Campbell Memorial Award were John Loomis, Robert Poles, Roger Bartalo, Skip Higgins, Eldred Majors, Charles Poles, Gary Stephany, Jimmy Wade, Ronnie Bubel, John Krenzer, Dave Stone, Steve Coe, Bob Grant, Henry Cox, Don Bartalo, Don Sheffer, Milo Moran, Dave Worden, Bob Grattan, John Paul Connor,' Harlow Perhamus, Robert Gannon, and Ed Holliday. Left to Right: Thomas FitzGibbon, Robert Robertson Michael Burke Donald Bartalo Robert Poles, Thomas Hamilton, Clifford Higgins, Richard Bickford John Connor Malo Moran. Kneeling: Lester Eaton, Coach: Arnold Palmer Manager Varsity Basketball H November T November H November H December T December T December H January H Janua ry T January H January T January T February T Feb rua ry H Februa ry T February H February Schedule Varsity Score J V Score Lima --- Dansville Nunda - Geneseo York --- Livonia - York --- Avon --- Mt. Morris Dansville Nunda -- Edison Tech Geneseo Livonia - Avon --- Mt. Morris I Standing, Left lo Right: Dale Stone, William McEwen, Stephany. Kneeling: Robert Reeves, Coach: Keith Carmen Cappotelli, Robert Moncuso, Donald John- Arnold, Manager, Peter O'Brien, Richard Fisher, Nelson son, Robert Grattan, John Hamilton, Roger Burt, Ronald Stiles, Robert Price, Junior Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Buck Row, I-ef! N Riillfi DOH MOFOH, George Henry. Kneeling: Dennis Eaton, Joe Andalora, Bedford, Bill Morris, Joe Krenzer, Mr. Reeves, John Hone, Grant Livermore, David Ely, Anthony Dick Johnson, Ronnie Smythe, Gary Cleland, Rich Neri, Larry Reed, Gerald Fisher. 6 E0 if-it 1 ,,, , if1lE?Etii,2it'i' rl ii '1,3iI I S 'L sl 1 -L. 1 I :ie 5.-i'af . 1. Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Eaton, Ronald Stephany, Robert Grant, John Paul Connor, Peter Retzko, Robert Gannon, Thomas Hamilton, Michael MacDonald, Francis Parnell, Thomas FitzGibbon. Front Row: James Dykstra, John Hamilton, Robert Robertson, Milo Moran, Michael Burke, Harlow Perhamus, Donald Bartalo. Baseball-1958 RECORD Top Batters AB H Pct. Connor I3 7 .538 FitzGibbon 34 I6 .470 Parnell 32 14 .437 Gannon 36 12 .333 LETTERMEN Letter Winners Michael Mac Donald Francis Parnell Thomas FitzGibbon Robert Grant Thomas Hamilton Donald Bartalo Robert Gannon John Connor Milo Moran Robert Robertson Michael Burke Ronald Stephany John Hamilton Caledonia 4 Caledonia 8 Caledonia l l Caledonia O Caledonia 4 Caledonia 5 Caledonia 5 Caledonia 6 Caledonia 5 Caledonia I5 Season's Record B League Record SCORES Livonia Avon Dansville Mt. Morris York Nunda Geneseo Mt. Morris Nunda Geneseo 4 Won 2 Won 5 L l l L 7 W l 6 L 2 W 7 L 3 W 7 L 9 L l W 6 Lost 4 Lost . , V if K? - X . QW.. T 44, 5 A V , ,g X W W 1, r. .W 3-'E' -a sv' 6 ',f'za4gg1:5a21z ' . , .,1z4,,1 Q b f1.::l2pf,:i3.el' kffglfh 5 2 Iszafzgfif. 4 ,,fg1g1:n:g5fzf1L5 , q,gQ3gM ,Q 'sgQQz42Qf gt-ima, ,,.. 1L,,..ff3ff.1...m.., .... L. gt, M kiimw -, vi--111 -.-:'?a.l:1mG 2f:e5 Hx-. 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Marvin Fitz- Back Row: Judy Kelly, Jean Evans, Sharon Martin, Lynn Waldron, Laurelie Nobles, Karen Kenny, Dorthy Friend, Florence Nobles, Sondra Stone, Mary Lou Sickles, Ruby Hatfield, Ruth Bell. Third Row: Ruth Ann Nothiger, Kay Broderick, Sandra Hickey, Cynthia Stephany, Gloria Estabrook, Mary Hoag, Patricia Mid- dleton, Mary Grant, Juanita Scibetta, Judy Simms, Jacqueline Simms. Seated: Marilyn Johnson, Mary Ellen Wheeler, Betty Lau Knickerbocker, Vineta South- combe, Linda Danelly, Mary Ann Latko, Verna Marble, Sharon Gill, Diane Cappotelli, Clara Simms, Phyllis Duncan, Miss Russell. ln Front: Captains, Nancy James, Larraine Carson, Bonnie Robertson, Rose Nobles, Margaret Majors. Bowling Back Row: Harold Litteer, George McArthur, Edward Hanna, Gary Heuer, Keith Arnold, Paul Saeva, Thomas Grant, William Nothnagle, John Krenzer, Richard Schillinger, Jack Grant, Louis Johnson. Third Row: Roy O'Dell, James Parnell, Ronald Bubel, Donald Mor- an, Gary Cleland, Phillip Burt, Richard Bickford, Edmund Coors, Roger Grimes, David McEwen, Richard Chesterton. Second Row: James Stevenson, Michael Ford, James Wade, Robert Grant, Harlow Perhamus, Henry Cox, John Janowski, Louis Root, David Fisher, Raymond Fisher, Richard Fisher. First Row: John Paul Connor, Paul Leipold, Clifford Higgins, Thomas Fitz- Gibbon, Donald Bartalo. Kneeling: Captains, Kenneth Mattice, Jack Southcombe, Robert Gannon, Robert Goodwin, rg, 1. af ,A . 'P 'll nf 55 'I PM dl' z ,Q f ' 1 6 if ff .fl J 3 1 'r .r ef' . .,.. er . . 3, Qu. +I Eels'-3 ,,....., w. Q.. 1 . 15351551 ' if z .uf .wav 25- em , B 'A , K ' QT . . ,, it 1-f Q 2 Q EQ 5 A' 'Q 5 The Seniors In Their Prime '..rz'1+,wrry- 12 l. Gloria 2. Goodie 3. Dave 4. Bonnie 5. Eldred 6. Jackie 7. Alice 8. Sandy 9. Skip a 10. lan nd Pet Ruth Ann Nancy J. Roger B. Mary Ann Lucille Sharon Jean E. Wayne' Henry and Jane Brenda Alan Ray Rose John K. 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Wixfaef To The Clam of 1959 WEST END GARAGE Caledonia New York Complimenzf Of BAKER BROTHERS Mumford New York BANK Member F. D. I. C. Compnfmems Coledonio New York BROADWAY RESTAURANT Lime Rock New York Compiiments of STELLA BROS. COLLISION SERVICE L Rock New Y k JOHN A. DE LEEUW Compliments of Compliments of JUSTICE OF PEACE Caledonia New York GENERAL FOODS BeS'Cf,'Q2 f,i ISS, The coRPoRA'rloN PETER H. VAIL Avon New York I7 State Street Caledonia New York Thanks To All When we of the Senior Class of Caledonia-Mumford Central School were Freshmen and secured our copies of the AINODELAC, we thought it was just a book that grew like Topsy, of the Uncle Tom's Cabin story. Now as Seniors, responsible for adding another volume of our school annual to the lengthening row on the shelves and in the halls of memory, we have learned that it takes hours of labor and a great deal of co-operation on the part of students, teachers, and friends in the industrial and merchandising field of the community to bring you the 1959 AINODELAC. To each and every one of you who has helped make this year- book possible, the staff wishes to extend their thanks, for we realize fully that only with your assistance have we been able to present this edition. Q f gf 5. ,E 35 W ,iz 4' - ., .. ljfl ll ll ya, -, ,Q , 5 -an -pmf f.- H . :MPX 152351 E X-2 A O ., gg, V+' 4- 1 iv