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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

TiN gf A ,y-2, , .. I .. ., VW: -Y ' uk ' ,,4 W 1 x l ., ,, vu. Ainodelac Editors an-L From Row: Mrs. Griffith, Mary Lou Sickles, Juanita Scibetta, Mrs. Shaffer, Elaine Raymond. Back Row: Michael Burke, Karen Kenny, Jane Cox, Verna Ezard, Donna Robinson, Roger Burt, Frank Staber. Foreword The AINODELAC staff sincerely hopes that all of you will enjoy reading this 1960 edition of our yearbook as rnuch as we have enjoyed putting it together. Every- one on the staff has worked carefully and thoughtfully in order to present to you a satisfying and permanent record of activities and events which have filled our school years, and particularly this, our final year. Above all else, we hope the book reflects our pride in our school and our gratitude for all it has done for us. We extend our sincere appreciation to all who have assisted us in the composition of this book. edimtion r ,jg MR. JAMES MCCORMICK AND MR. LESTER EATON We, the Senior Class of 1960, dedicate this edition of the Caledonia-Mumford Central Ainodelac to Mr. McCormick and Mr. Eaton. Through their thoughtfulness and guidance, they have made out years at C.M.C.S. memorable ones that will never be forgotten by the Class of 1960. Appreciation The senior class of 1960 would like to express to Mrs. May, their appreciation for her many years of teaching at Caledonia. Inasmuch as she was the kindergarten teacher of the majority of the present sen- iors, we feel that our success in school is due, in part, to her efforts in our primary education. As George Rogers Clark once said, Great things have been ef- fected by a few men, well conduct- ed. So we feel about all our teach- ers, as Well as Mrs. May. MRS. MARY MAY Special Tim nies As we Seniors pause to reflect upon our school years, we realize that we are deeply indebted to many persons who have contributed to the happiness and success we have enjoyed. Among these are Dr. Hinsdale and Mr. Freeman who have provided admin- istration and counseling, and the many teachers who have helped us progress to higher levels. All of these persons have helped make this yearbook possible. We would especially like to thank Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Shaffer for all the time and effort they have so generously given for the construction of the 1960 edition of the Ainodelac. To Mrs. Minster goes our deepest gratitude for her many services and our admira- tion for the smooth running office which she operates so efficiently. It also seems most appropriate to include in our vote of thanks the many generous patrons of this book. To all of you, most sincere thanks from the Class of 1960. Years from now when we reminisce about the good old school days at C.M.C.S., you will be among our memories. ..,,, 'Y' 77ZZ7'lZ5f1 df District Supervisor For many years Mr. james Foote, a man who is very important to our school, has not appeared in the C.M.C.S. annuals. In view of Mr. Foote's diligent service through- out the years as district supervisor, we feel it most expedient to include him is this, the 1960 edition of the Airtodelac. To Mr. Foote we extend our appreciation and re- spectfully acknowledge his laudable super- vision. Boctrc! of Education MR. JAMES FOOTE Stamiirtg: Everett Handyside, Robert Baldeck, john Randall. Seated: Gordon Booth, joseph Ward, Ralph Johnson, Francis Cullinan, Francis Skivington. Dr. Frederick M. Hinsdale Principal To the Pupils of Caledonia-Mumford Central: Today's world is one of confusion and trouble. Wfars and the tumors of war are common talk over most of the earth's surface. As' a result, man has become uncertain of his values. Beliefs which have always been accepted as standards by which to live are being chal- lenged as never before. To help counteract this uncertainty, it is highly important that we here at Caledonia-Mumford Central School develop a deep sense of loyalty-loyalty to our fellowmen, loyalty to our school, loyalty to our government, and loyalty to ourself. Vile must be ready to stand up and defend those values of chivalry, of truth which lifted man to 'his present level of civilization. We must cultivate the feeling of loyalty to our heritage. Then this nation under God will have a new birth of Freedom. V556 ' Pfif1CiPHl Elementary Supervisor Mr, Robert Freeman Secretary Miss Theo Rossney Mrs. Mary M. Minster High Front Row: Mr. Allen, Mr. Pennington, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Waugh, Root, Miss Argana, Mr. Siebert, Mr. Francesca. Bzzck Row Dr. Hinsdale, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Le Blanc, Miss Skivington Mrs. Pridgeon, Mrs School Faculzjf Front Row: Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Foltman, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Perkins. Back Row: Miss Ferguson, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs, Wing, Mrs. May, Mrs. Reed, Miss Henderson, Mrs. Herkimer, Mrs. y ,XYZ .L . . 31 Mr. Freeman, Mrs. Keefe, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Coors, Mr. Collins, Mr. Schorer, Mr. Eaton, Miss Mairs, Miss Russell, Mr. Eager, Mrs. Shaffer, Mr, Sprague, Mr. Reeves, Mr. McCormick. Grade School Rzculljl Burdette, Mrs. Eaton, Mr. Mahan, Miss Rossney, Mrs. Mustari, Mrs. Holcomb, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Ewell, Mrs. Loeclel, Miss Mansler. Yenzmftv R i fri t 5.5. Q34 5 f if Q 4 Front Row: Pat Kissel, Mary Grant, Sandy Ezard, Idelle Price, Ruth Bell, Sharon Martin, Mary Lou Sickles, Nancy Schubmehl, Betty Lou Knickerbocker, Mary Ellen Cline, Mildred Wforden, Cynthia Stephany, Kay Broderick, Bill Stoddard, David Fisher, Edmund Coors. Sesomi Row: Juanita Scibetta, Diane Cappotelli, Patricia Middleton, Linda Donnelly, Beverly Mclllwaine, Verna Marble, Mary Ellen Wheeler, Grace Combo, Karen Kenney, Richard Bickford, Barbara Middleton, Richard Bean, Paul Lei- pold, David Roberts, john janowski, joe Irving, Peter Angevine, john Rowland, Ray Fisher. Third Row: Robert Robertson, Mike Burke, Don Bartalo, Mike Ford, Don Sheffer, Milo Moran, Bob Gannon, Edward Holliday, Harlow Perhamus, Kenny Mattice. Philip Burt, Louis Root. Back Row: David McEwen, Tom Hamil- ton, John Paul Connor, Keith Beardsley. Senio rs Officers Karen Kenney, Tf?tlJlH'8f,' Edward Holli- day, VicefPfeJiden!,- Harlow Perhamus, Pre.ridenz,' Grace Combo, Sbnezury. Advisors Mrs, Shaffer, Mr. Reeves. A cheerful spirit, a happy SALLY ADAMS Sally RICHARD BEAN Dick I was determined to know beans. smile. PETER ANGEVINE Pele He thinks like a philosopher, and acts like a king. 1 960 KEITH BEARDSLEY Keilh Excuse my devilish deeds! FIN fs, 'Y DONALD BARTALO HBKINH All great men are dyingg I don't feel so good myself. RUTH BELL Ruthie As poised as a princess. 1' . 2 .Q he RICHARD BICKFORD Duff Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow, PHILIP BURT trphilll L A man of few words doesn't have to take so many of them back. KAY BRODERICK NKJV Sing away sorrow, cast away DIANE CAPPOTELLI ,fcapff Dark eyes of mystery. Cafe. MICHAEL BURKE Miken Wit is the salt of conversation. Class MARY ELLEN CLINE Chula She looks serious, but clon't let her fool you. ' S25 e of eg GRACE COMBO Grace She may seem quiet, but look again. of 1960 LINDA DONNELLY Linda Live, love, and be happy. JOHN PAUL CONNOR john Paulu Who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life EDMUND COOTS long. ffBuddyH I take things as they come - easy. DAVID FISHER HDHVQH Some are bigger, but none are better SANDRA EZARD Sandy A smile makes every day brighter. RAYMOND FISHER .Rayff A wise man is a silent man. JOHN GRANT ff-lucky: Genius is the ability to escape hard work. MICHAEL FORD fflmkef, Mike is apt - apt to do anything. MARY GRANT f,MMy,, Nothing was ever accomplished by get- ting mad. , A, ROBERT GANNON rVB0bl! I like work! It fascinates me! I could look at it for hours! Class THOMAS HAMILTON ff-I-amy He should, he could, he would, he did his best. EDWARD HOLLIDAY r'Ed,'! If there'11 be fun, I'1I be there! of 1960 KAREN KENNEY Karen Success is getting what you w an t, Happiness is wanting what you get. JOHN JANOWSKI john Ask me and I'i1 tell you. ELIZABETH KNICKERBOCKER Belly L0u ' Life was made for living and laughing. ,- . ,. K F Q PAUL LEIPOLD ffpaulu A little nonsense now and then relished by the wisest men. KENNETH MATTICE Kenny Men of few words are the best. VERNA MARBLE Verna Her twinkling eye gives her away! DAVID MC EWEN nDmlen Life is always teaching me things l'd rather not learn. SHARON MARTIN Sharon An innocent face, but you never can tell! Class BEVERLY MC ILWAINE frBe1ju The best way to make a friend is to be one. BARBARA MIDDLETON nBa,brf Plain without pomp and rich without a show. of 1960 WILLIAM NOTHNAGLE HBill!J Why should the devil have all the good times? PATRICIA MIDDLETON Pat:gv ' A smile with intent to do mischief. MILO MORAN Milo I hope I shall have leisure to make good. IDELLE PRICE Idel1e'f HARLOW IQERHAMUS A diamond is a girl's best friend! Harlow One thing is forever goodg that one thing is success, DAVID ROBERTS ' 'Da11e A man's wit and wisdom are born with him, JOHN ROWEAN D rfjahnrl The sound of wheels and a cloud of dust. ROBERT ROBERTSON ' 'Hookf' Love is like the measlesg you can get it bad only once. PAUL SAEVA Paul Fasy come, easy gog here's a guy not too slow! LOUIS ROOT Louie Beware! Take notice! I may do some- thing startling yet! Class JUANITA SCIBETTA Juanita Behind that very innocent face, Many devilish thoughts do race. NANCY SCHUBMEHL reNuncy:1 Kind in heart, true in stature, Of 1960 CYNTHIA STEPHAN Y ffcindyn Full of fun and fancy free. DONALD SHBFFER llsbefil Give us men! WILLIAM STODDARD IIB !!! I can resist everything except tempta- tion. MARY LOU SICKLES Mary Lou Oh, for a longer weekend. MARY ELLEN WHEELER Mary Ellen Her life is but one small riot We regret thu! due to illnerx Judy has not been with our clay: this yeer and conrequeni- ly was unable to have her pielure taken. However, we want definitely to include her at a member of our clung hence :hir place has been re- served for her. MILDRED WORDEN JUDITH SIMMS Millie Judy A sgft voice to Charm forever, Not all her worth is known at a glance. Farewell From The Class of 1960 With a sharp note of finality the door to our high school years closes. It leaves us feeling elated because the long grind is over, yet we are reluctant to part with all that has become so familiar - classmates, football games, dances, chem lab, and all the rest. Now we realize the future is strictly up to us. Making the transition from high school student to responsible adult is the first step toward maturity. We exchange our high school Way of thinking for a new awareness of the world around us and the people in it. Of course We shall take many memories with us, but they cannot be allowed to dominate our thoughts and actions. For this is the time to prepare the foundation for a productive future. l . Senior Aclzzevements ADAMS, SALLY - Girls' Chorus 15 Library Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 F.H.A. 3, 4. ANGEVINE, PETER - Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 A1l'State Sectionals 2, 35 All-County Band 1, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Science Club 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Wide Horizons 45 Adventures in Thinking 35 Atomic Energy Seminar 45 Democrat and Chronicle Teen Times Reporter 45 Citizenship Conference 4. BARTALO, DONALD - Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, Tennis 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Ainodelac Staff 35 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Senior Play Cast 45 All-County Chorus 15 All-County Band 25 Mixed Chorus l, 2. BEARDSLEY, KEITH - Senior Band 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Track 45 Senior Play Stage Hand 4. BELL, RUTH - Bowling 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Senior Chorus 45 Library Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Ainodelac Staff 3. BICKFORD, RICHARD - F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Basketball I5 Freshman Basketball 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1. BRODERICK, KAY - Girls' Chorus 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling I, 2, 3, 45 News Blazer Smff 3, 4, Chief Typist 3, 45 Ainodelac Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Operetta 15 Senior Play Cast 45 Christmas Play 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Graduation Usher 35 Junior Prom Committee 3. BURKE, MICHAEL - Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Freshman Basketball 15 Bowling 25 Christmas Play 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Ainodelac Staff 3, 45 Sports Editor 4. BURT, PHILIP - Freshman Basketball 15 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Football 1. CAPPOTELLI, DIANE - Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Majorette 3, 45 Ainodelac Staff 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 3, Vice-President 35 Class Secretary 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Library Club 35 junior Prom Princess 35 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Pep Club 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Operetta Usher 15 Junior Prom Committee 3. CLINE, MARY ELLEN - Girls' Glee Club 25 Vice-President of Science Club 25 Student Prints Staff 1, 25 Library Club 45 Pep Club 35 Student Council 25 Freshman Council 15 National Honor Society 2. 3, 45 Senior Play Make-up 4. COMBO, GRACE - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Secretary 35 Library Club 3, 4, President 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Pep Club 35 Ainodelac Staff 35 Class Secretary 45 Senior Play Usher 45 Operetta Usher 15 junior Prom Committee 3. CONNOR, JOHN PAUL - Football 1, 2,f3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45.Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Vice-President 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Christmas Play 35 F.T.A. 45 Senior Play Stage Hand 4. COOTS, EDMUND - Football 3, 45 Baseball 35 Wrestling 45 Bowling fl, 2, 3, 4K DONNELLY, LINDA - Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 35 F.H.A. 45 News Blazer Staff 35 Bowling 35 Pep Club 35 Ainodelac Staff 35 Library Club 1, 2. EZARD, SANDRA - Library Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1. FISHER, DAVID - Football 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band I, 2, 35 Senior Play Stage Hand 45 Freshman Basketball I5 Class Secretary 15 Tumbling Team. FISHER, RAYMOND - Senior Band 1, 25 Bowling 2, 3. FORD, MICHAEL - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Senior Play Stage Hand 4. GANNON, ROBERT - Football l,'2, 3, 45 Baseball I. 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Senior Band 1, 2, 35 News Blazer Staff 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. GRANT, JOHN -- F.F.A. I, Z, 3, 45 F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Basketball I5 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. GRANT, MARY - F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, President 45 Intramurals I, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3. Senior Achievements cont. HAMILTON, THOMAS - Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 All-County Band 3, 43 Football 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 4. HOLLIDAY, EDXVARD - Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 43 Christmas Play 3. IRVING, JOSEPH - Tennis l, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 F.I .A. 1, 2, 3, F.F.A. Reporter 35 F.F.A. Basketball 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Wfrestling 3, 4, Captain 43 Senior Play Stage Hand 4. JANOWSKI, JOHN - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 J.V. Basketball 23 Freshman Basketball 1. KENNEY, KAREN - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus I3 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Operetta 13 Pep Club 33 News Blazer Staff 3, 43 Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 43 National Honor Scjiety 3, 43 junior Prom Committee 3g Citizen Education Conference 43 All-County Band 1, 2, 3, , ISISSEL, PATRICIA - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 43 Intramurals 21 Future Nurses of America 3. KNICKERBOCKER, ELIZABETH - Library Club 1, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Rifle Club 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 F.T.A. 43 Bowling 3, 43 Ainodelac Staff 43 junior Prom Committee 33 PA Newspaper 2. LEIPOLD, PAUL - Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 43 Operetta 13 Science Club 33 Senior Play Cast 4, MARBLE, VERNA - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 39 Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 Ainodelac Staff 33 Pep Club 33 Class Secretary 23 junior Prom Alternate 33 Intramurals 1, 23 Majorette 3, 43 Operetta Usher 13 junior Prom Committee 3. MARTIN, SHARON - Cheerleader 13 Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 29 Bowling 1, -3, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Play Business Manager 43 Ainodelac Staff 1, 2. 3. 4. MATTICE, KENNETH - FFA. Basketball 1, 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3g Freshman Basketball 13 Football 13 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Stage Hand 4. MC EWEN, DAVID - Freshman Basketball 13 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. MC ILWAINE, BEVERLY - Library Club 2, 33 F.I-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 3 MIDDLETON, BARBARA - F.H.A. 13 Bowling 13 Library Club 2, 33 Ainodelac Staff 3. MIDDLETON, PATRICIA - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Cheerleader 13 Girls' Intramurals 43 Library Club 23 Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, Chief Typist 43 Typist News Blazer Staff 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Typist Elementary Newspaper 4. MORAN, MILO - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class President 1, 23 Senior Band 13 Senior Play Cast 43 Christmas Play 33 Ainodelac Staff 4. NOTHNAGLE, WILLIAM - Bowling 1, 3, 4g Senior Play Stage Hand 43 Football 23 Wrestling 23 Rifle Club 13 Radio Club 1. PERHAMUS, HARLOW - Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Wrestling 33 Bowling 2, 33 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Ali-County Band 1, 3, 43 All-State Solo Competition 1, 2, 3, 43 All-County Band 1, 3, 43 Science Club 3, President 33 Class Vice-President 33 President 43 Syracuse University Citizenship Conference 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Boys' State 33 Adventures in Thinking Program 33 Wide Horizons 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. PRICE, IDELLE - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Library Club 33 Ainodelac Staff 3. ROBERT, DAVID - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Christmas Play 39 Newsaper Staff 3, 4g Christmas Play 13 Track 2. Senior Achievements cont. ROBERTSON, ROBERT-Football 1, Bowling 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, junior Prom Prince, Track 33 Senior Play Stage Hand 4. ROOT, LOUIS - Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball 1. ROWLAND, JOHN - Football 2, 3, Track 1, Freshman Basketball 1. SAEVA, PAUL - Football 1, Bowling 1, 3, Freshman Basketball 1. SCIBETTA, JUANITA - Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, All-County Band 1, 3, All-State Band 1, 3, 4, All-State Sectionals 2, 3, 4, Editor of News Blazer 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 3, Literary Editor 4, Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3: St. Bonaventure Press Conference 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, Pep Club 3, Senior Play Cast 4, F,T.A. 4. SCHUBMEHL, NANCY - Intramurals 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3. SHEFFER, DONALD - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Senior Band 1, Class Treasurer 1, Freshman Basketball 1, Class President 3, Christmas Play 3, Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 3. SICKLES, MARY LOU - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Bowling 3, All-County Chorus 3, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, News Blazer Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, 4, Banking Manager 4, F.T.A. 4, Senior Play Usher 4, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 3, East Aurora Yearbook Conference 4. SIMMS, JUDY - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Ainodelac Staff 3. STEPHANY, CYNTHIA - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, Pep Club 3, Secretary 3, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, Operetta Usher, 1, Senior Play Cast 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 4. STODDARD, WILLIAM - F.F.A. 1, 2, 4. WHEELER, MARY ELLEN - Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Quartet 1, Elm Staff 1, Operetta,1, Pep Club 3, Treasurer 3, Senior Play Usher 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Inrramurals 4, Student Council 1,'2, Reporter 1. WORDEN, MILDRED - Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Library Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 3, Bowling 4. rw 565: E , .U .. .33 ,. - ,.:,. D . X- lasses Front Row: Bonnie Wing, Donna Maddock, Sondra Stone, Mary Randall. Second Row: Harold Litteer, Barbara Nothnagle, Florence Nobles, Lynn Waldron, Elaine Raymond. Third Row: Paul Taillie, Rhoda Lessord, Marilyn Roberts, Donna Roth, Carol Macwilliams, Vineta Southcombe, Murene Livermore, joan Class Front Row: Helen LaBelle, june Heale, Verna Ezard, Shicla Kwasney, Jane Cox, Judy Naas. Middle Row: James Dykstra, Joyce Fisher, Richard Fisher, Carolyn Howe, Phyllis Duncan, Barbara Eaton, Roger Burt, Marilyn johnson, john Anderson, Cheryl Heisler. Back Row: Lloyd Hogle, Lester Handyside, David V , l Powell. Fourth Rauf: Robert Price, George McArthur, Frank Staber, Ronald Mack, Leonard Ranous, Eugene Morrill, Floyd Manley, Peter O'Brien, Nelson Stiles, William McEwen, Mrs. Waugh. of 1961 Curts, john Hamilton, Robert Grattan, Thomas Grant, Herbert Blaker, Elizabeth Bain, Gary Bovee, Carol Ladd, Keith Arnold, Robert Burns, Ruby Hatfield, Gary Heuer, Mr. Sprague. Abrent: Dale Hartford, Patricia Kissell. From Row: Sandra Hickey. Patricia Davis, Betty Hartman, Andrea Barner, Diane Carter. Seromz' Ron: Mrs. Griffith, Evelyn Caffrey, Theresa Andolora, Carolyn Carson, Ruth Harkness, Joanne Hir- schmarr, Harold Geyer, Dennis Eaton, Joseph Andolora, Craig Johnson. Third Rout Carol johnson, Mary Davison, Mary Carter, joan Duncan, Gerald Hickey, james Booth, Gary Cleland, William Elkins, George Bedford. Back Razr: David Ely, Ronald Hale, Gerald Fisher, john Hone, Richard Henry, Thomas Gill, Donald Johnson. Abrenl: Nancy Barber, Roger Chapman, Wanda Cross. Class of 1962 Firxt Row: Ronald Srephany, Karen Perhamus, Constance Saeva, Sarah Martice, Barbara Yackel. Second Rout Marie Simpson, Carol Youngs, Nancy Pakula, Clara Nothnaglc, Valeen Retzko, Robert Mancuso, Norbert Kellner, Donald Moran. Third R014 .' William Keenan, Dale Stone, Sally O'Leary, Judith Waldron, Donna eraser: we 441111, xrnummxnlmzunimvvnx. an Robinson, Gary Montgomery, Lawrence Wilson. Back Rau. Courtney Nixon, David Thompson, Miss Skivington. Abrenl. Joseph Krenzer, Louis Kelly. 3321 55 amfanf- , 1 ' -. -iwvmfsenniniilsxvlm -Q 1 'vul- William Kissell, lawrence Reed, james Moore, Thomas Morrill, Richard Weeks, Robert Mcllwaine, Stanley MacWilliams, af -2 ! i' i JAM? at-Q W .QQ Firxt Raw: Patricia Papero, Virginia Gray, Gail Heuer, Mary Davis, Sue Jackson, Marlene Stephany, Virginia Pease, Second Row: Ruby Simms, Marie Ford, Barbara Waterson, Anne Angevine, Jeanne Robertson, Linda Noble, Ruth Wilson, Joan Irving, Joseph Wild, Paul Raymond. Third Row: Grant Class Front Row: Barbara Griffin, Deloris Roth, Roselie Niedzwick, Pamela Stevenson, Jane Resch, Casey Randell, Donald Mattice. Second Row: Marilyn Keenan, Carol Brown, Sue Kelly, Deanna Retzko, Bernice Sayers, Patricia Martin, Gary Hartford, Roy Livermore, Anthony Neri, Jerrold Majors, Ronald Thompson, Jerry Estabrook, Leslie Stauffer, Donald Ezatd, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Schorer. Fourth Row: Jerry Ezard, Richard Johnson, Donald Olrman. of 196 Fitz Simmons. Third Row: Nancy Hale, Donna Hodges, Joyce Arnold, Shirley Ochs. Fourth Row: Milton Ebersold, Robert Barrows, Steven Simms, Fred Johnson, Stephen Mcllwaine, David Chesterton, William Morris, Daryl Duncan, Mr. McCormick. for M--I ll .t Front Row: Janice Morrill, Maureen Reed, Judy Stone, Sharon Miller, Francis Yopp, John Perhamus, john Wingate, joseph Knickerbocker. Second Row: Carrine Russ, Mrs. Kecfe, Charlene Wilkins, Judith Nothiger, Florence Vasciannie, Linda Majors, Phili Litteer, David Rover, jay Ward, john Sheldon, Richard P Mancuso. Third Row: Linda Thompson, Gerrie Veldhuizen, 'CM ' .. sv 'h d V7eber Charles O'Brien Peter Jacobs, Eugene Krenzer, Ric ar , , Nathaniel Richardson, james Taillie, Burton Manley, Stanley johnson, Clayton Wing, Ray Walters. Back Roux' jenell john- son, james Whiteside, Fred Lucas, Richard Nothnagle, Claude Nobles, james Knickerbocker, Kenneth Middleton. Gmde Eight Front Raw: Thomas George, Gordon Booth, Larry Cornell, Paul Anderson, Robert Hodges, Clifford Gollus. Middle Roux' Gary Heale, David Comstock, Michael Davison, Valerie Hinsdale, Loretta Cappotelli, Cathy Ball, Mary Ellen Cook, Mary Harrington, Donna Cunningham, Shirley Gray, Barbara Heffer, Patricia ld Feele Barbara Campbell, William Cox. Back Roux' Dona V, Estabrook, Thomas Fisher, Thomas Cornell, Sharon Davis, jane Allen, june Finlayson, Neil Bedford, Peter Anderson, Gregory Connor, Gary Grant, Graham Frazer, Fred Erbe, john Cannon, Samuel DiLiberto, Michael Hughes, Mrs. Root. , 4 , . fam V' 'mg in X .Nig- Ffont Row Steuart Wing Martha Roth Maureen Freeman Lynn Meloy Clare jean Simpson Carole Smith Monica Former Mildred Brown Mary Eleanor Hotham Larry Powell William Doane Clarence Marlowe Middle Row Dennis Quackenbush Eric Baker Timothy Clancy Marilyn Burns Ruth Anne Holliday Linda Sraber Carole Majors Sally McCreedy Barbara MacKay Patricia Latko Pamela Krampe Barbara Barrows Georgianna Middleton Priscilla Stone Alice Hayward james Gill James Williams Paul Randall Thomas Torpey Back Row Edward Sheffer john Clark Robert Irving Michael King George Mcllwaine Mary Lou Grattan Helen ODonnell Robert Rapone Frederick Keith Robert Bickford james Washburn William Macomber George Hahn Robert Ardrey Francis Cappotelli Thomas Hogle Arnold jackson William Sheldon james Herkimer Thomas Nicholes John Griffin David Elkins Robert Sickles Donald Ranous Mr Pennington Mr Collins Gmde Seven Front Row: Linda Stevenson, Margaret Kelly, Merrilyn Vasciannie, Shelly Heisler, Bonnie Whiteside, Marcia Harkness, Barbara McGinnis, Margaret McEwen, Robert Miller, Charles Finlayson. Middle Row: Theresa Rapone, Jerome Thompson, Joyce Feeley, Bonnie Iane, Mary Lou Donnelly, Shirley Dykstra, Susan Wild, Cari Lee Cameron, Diane Martin, Diane Bovee, Darla Eggleston. Suzanne Gill, Craig Fisher, Richard Schubmehl, jerry Davis. Back Row: Ann Toni Parnell, jennifer Ford, Sandra Kwasney, Benedikt Kellner, Clement Pero, Edward Heisler, joseph Niedz- wick, Wesley Stiles, Richard Cameron, Sheldon Wolfanger, Frederick Nixon, Gary Bubel, Thomas McKernan, David Harkness, Fred Hermanson, Harvey Bennet, Leonard Hodge, Mr. Francesca. Front Row: Linda jones, Mary Daley, Nancy Ochs, Linda Camp- bell, Fred DeVore, Carol LeBlanc, Phyllis Hughes, XValter Hodge, Claudia Doolittle, Susan Coyle, Middle Roux Marlene Parnell, Marjorie Farrell, Susan Ely, Paul Ross, Eugene Cooney, Ronald Chesterton, Daniel Cunningham, Peter Bedford. Back Roux' Lewis Price, Dale Gutekunst, Jeanne Arnold, Glenn Quacl-zenbush, Eugene Harmon, William McGinty, Mrs. Burdett, April Gollus, Holly Naas, Elaine Yahn, Robert Anderson, Thomas Hush, james Krenzer, Albert Cesare, Michael Cannon. Abrenl: Kenneth Heale, Roger Howe, Jeanne Crane, Ronald Smith, Gerald Simms, Grade Six Front Row: Donald Roberts, Kenneth McCartney, Dean Hartford, Dennis Ricard, Robert Pfenninger, Timothy O'Donnell, Melville Keenan, Ebed Scott, Middle Row: Merville Nobles, Valerie Richardson, Richard Roth, Edwin Fisher, Leonard Ellis. Richard Robertson, Linda Austin, Bonnie Pfenninger, janet Cappotelli, Patrick Hickey, Earl Manley, Gail Heffer. Back Rout Miss Hen- derson, Gary Cross, Robert Krenzer, David Fellows, Mary Black, Peggy Lucas, jack Crane, Thomas Kretschmer, Sandra Embling, james Straight, Melanie Lu-cas, Anthony Rapone, Richard Sayers, George Emmens. flbrenix Dean Honk, Thomas Simms, Deborah Donnelly. Af.. N--., G 'il , ,b 1 +11 . ek -, W L ,,, ,f .,,. A iff? V ,Q . a .um 5' w, . . YSL M. 'QE-' is 'Q Front Row: Larry Heffer, Stuart Heisler, Marjorie MacWilliams. Arlene Macomber, Sandra Eggleston, Patricia Farrell, Richartl Krenzer, Leon Williams, Kevin Clancy. Middle Roux' Richard Hefner, Cheryl Fisher, Patricia Buckley, Susan O'Leary, Kathleen Geyer, Donna Roberts, Sharon Coyle, Gaile Cross. Back Ron: Gmcle Five Front Row: Mrs. Guarino, Shilea Ellis. Kathryn Green, Catherine Paxhia, Bruce Hinsdale, Ronald Storms, Back Row: Louise Nixon, it fo ,' Mrs. Foltman, Gary Wolfatigcr, Daryl Dietchler, hfarilyn Gray, Christine Herkimer, Susan Gardner, Donald Cappotelli, Robert Cooper, Niles Hickey, Charles Pike, Rohert Martin. Peter Coppini, Kenneth Fisher. Michael Heater. ,flfarenzx Michael Folsom. l.ee Walters, jack Houk, Barbara Donnelly. Qbecia! Barbara Olyer, Mary Legg, Paul Olyer, Mrs, Herkimer, Paul Bain. 'Ar tl Us gf. .W . .. rfxvf' ,...f-f- 1. ,,..: ' M... , 4-aug, wr- .. .. W , fv' A W '41 1 aj ii ,il gig, 1, ami? N fb Front Row: David Randall, Judith Christenson, jo Ann Cornell, Mary Anne Loncao, Mary Ellen Millet, Duayne Wolfanger, Salley Hahn, Sallie Coyle. Middle Row: Francis Mack, Victor Whiteside, Kris Vail, Thomas Marlowe, Sam Saeva, Robert Emens, Michael Grant, Michael Torpey, Donald Krenzer, joseph Esposito. Back Grade Four Front Raw: George Yopp, Arthur McClinic, Danny Macomber, Thomas Hodge, Susanne Hilliard, Phyllis Cross, Diane Schafer. Dawn Schiverk, Ellen VanderWege, Judith Sainsbury, Mary Lou Ochs. Mddle Row: Sharon Culbertson, Mary Ellen Murphy, Carrie Lee Howard, Valerie Vasciannie. Back Raw: Terry Boylan, Rout Frank Perhamus, David Bennett, james Sullivan, William Knudsen, George Middleton, Alice Aiken, Barbara Cameron, julie Curts, Ethel Yacl-zel, jo Ann Pfenninger, Miss Carney, Miss Ferguson. Abtenlz Clarence Naas, Gmde Three Thomas Iadd, Christopher Nicholls, Robert LeBlanc, Thomas Leathersich, Mrs. Mustari, Daniel Kwasney, james jackson, Lewis Simms, William Hughes, Sally Sayers, Kathleen Callan, Linda Rivers, jill Nagg, Kathleen Krenzer. W -r...,-.M-Ai lb- -qpugr my va 'K+'v'-r-W-1 ff! i. W' Front Row: Carl Fisher, Robert Brown, Michael Donaghue, Amy Coppini, Juanita Wing, jacquelyn Thompson, Priscilla Booth, Joan Flynn. Middle Roux' Linda DiLiberro, Barbara Sheldon, Pamela Vail, Peggy Daley, Katie Callan, Kittie King, Kurt Slentz. Back Roux' David Reed, Richard Cooper, Gerald Baldeck, Curtis Grade Front Row: William Andalora, George Uhly, Louis Kingsbury, Bart Gutekunst, Lee janowski, Diane Coyle, Linda Hodge, Elizabeth Nelan, Boberte Kunkel, Patricia Srnith, Tanya Weitzel. Second Row: Sharon Murphy, Sally Sickles, Kathleen Cross, Marie Heffet, Daniel Heater, Bonnie deLeeuw, Mary Ann Cannon, Smith, Patty Freeman, Ellen Taillie, Elizabeth Robertson, Susan Gwynn, Denise Welsby, james Farrell, Mrs. Perkins, Gary Cap- potelli. Abxenz: Helene Drouin, Douglas MacDonald, Donald McDonald, Phyllis johnson. Three Marsha Freeman, Roberta Neale, Patricia McCartney. Third Row: Mrs, Ewell, William Leathersich, Michael Callan, Lynn Pully- blank, Paul Coppini, Richard Elkins, Robert McMahon, Richard Austin, Robert jones. Abrentr Betsy Allen. Front Row: Debra Adams, Eugenie Keith, Chandra Cross, Elizabeth Vasciannie, Margaret Maloy, Kathryn Hickey, Mary Kelley. Middle Row: James Anderson, Arthur Harrington, Frank Tiberio, Sandra Christensen, Dora jackson, Cheryl Kretschmer, James Elliot. Third Row: Sharon Hodge, Lorincla Linder, Barbara Grade From Row: Colette Parnell, Beverly jackson, JoAnne Loncao. Warren Pease, Karla Travis, Michael Freeman. Middle Roux' Martha Harrington, Debby DeVore, David Andrews, Barbara Grant, JoAnn Rapone, Alice Flynn, Martha Martin, Daniel Reid, Kirkpatrick, Kenneth Hale, Michael Freeman, Thomas Chirumbolo, Martin Clary. Bark Roux' Jay Ezard, James Legg, Emmett Clancy, Mrs. Wood, Lucy Chraston, Marvin Shelton. Robert Donaghue, Timothy Murphy, Gregory Buckley. Two Linda Fortner, Eileen Baker, Carolyn Randall. Buck Razr: Mrs Loedel, Mary Ellen Connor, Nancy Finlayson, joseph Daley Marthina Williams, jeffrey Crane, Daniel Gollus, Fred Russ Sam Pulcrano, john Roberts. Alzrenzx Edward Pike, Blaine Kahley T i his-at ' ,,,,j,e 'Z X if Jai' few . A, ,gr rxfwlilfw . Nba., From Roux: Michael Shelton, William Baldeck, Joseph Trotter, Butler, Timothy Daley, Christopher Morrison, Robert McCombs, David Sickles, Karen Farrell, Susanna McGinry, Amy Holley, Karen Jill Thompson, Miss Campbell, Sandra Frazo, James Betteridgc, Callan, Constance Roth, Anne Ceserano, Donna Boylan. Back Robert Nothnagle, Kathleen Nicholls, Catherine Cannon. Row: Jocelyn Hilliard, Sharon Pfenninger, Cynthia Morrill, Karl Grade One From Row: David Heisler, Micheal Stephany, Frank Farell, Allen, Jeffrey Rogers, John Parnell, David Griffin, Suzanne John Le Blanc, Daniel Fili. Middle Roux' Eric Slenrz, Mrs. Smith, Chrisrine Hayward, Elaine Cripps, Beverly Kirkpatrick, Goldstein, Jeffrey Cohen. Back Row: Charles Legg, Jeffrey Jones, Patricia Sullivan, Cheryl Nagg, Sherry Reid, Brenda Fortner, Robert Sherman, David Licld, Jerome Cunningham, Charles Van Joanne Harrington. e.l.AYr1fn'n,i1 'Z2f 'r ,PAA 1 P1 mmutimmwwawannrliw Q 1.- '1 ,, on .Q 'sz F2-g-w , . ,' f ,gr :- ,E-J iff ,L ,aft 51 . v H' , - we .. Qi 'ff' of 2 vi! .S bs f 9 V W5 !-- . , Front Row: james Price, Daniel Campbell, Ronald Estabrook, Charles Cooper, Ronald Chraston, Christopher Storm, Barbara Gross. Middle Row: Diane jackson, Cynthia Dutton, Catherine O'Donnell, Susanne Carpenter, Louis Miller, Donald Van Gorder, male ne Front Row: Suzanne Martin, Kathleen Murphy, Stephen Blowers, Mary Anne McKernan, Cherry Hodge, Nancy Frazo, Beverly Gross, Debra Gurowski, john Herkimer, Middle Row: Stephen Pulcrano, Edward Baker, Kirk Stirling, Ross MacKay. Back Roux' Janet Waldron, Margaret Harrigan, Franceen Mancuso, Andrea Robert Ralston, Mrs. Wing, Patsy Mistretra, Susan Huck, Shirley Haddleton, Mary jo Tiberio, Phyllis Dykstra. Back Rauf: Patricia Thompson, Larry Donaghue, Dale Wolfanger, William Grant. Alnent: Charlene Waters. Kindergmften Reid, Carolyn Smith, Coleen Maloy, Barbara Bostwick, Gary Nicholls, Bruce Sweet, Dale Schwerk, john deLeeuw, Mrs. May, Gregory Geer, David Neale, Shannon Buckley, Robert Sullivan. Alfrentx Brian Clary, Ronda Houk, Denise Hughes. Front Row: Kathryn Swarts, Marsha Gardner, Nina Fisher, Kay MacWilliams, Sandra Dutton, Susan Cook, james Wood, Gary Beyea, Donald Brown, Jacqueline Sainsbury, Karen Cappotelli, Roxanne Hoag. Middle Row: Glenn Sickles, Lawrence johnson, Walter Lindow, Ruth Burger, Glenn Reed, jackie Dolby, Stephen Snyder, james Sayers, William Wood, Maralyn Roberts, Patsy Rapone, Nancy Cooper. Back Row: Mrs. Mayer, Bonnie Smith, Robert Martin, Linda Giner, Dolly Jackson, Cherie Tucci, Lawrence Flynn. Abrent: Ronald Houk. Kindezgmften From Row: Jeffrey Litteer, james Robertson, Daniel Fisher, Floyd Van Der Wege, Thomas Norhnagle, Bonnie Snyder, Barbara Farrell, Teresa Paxhia, Mary Lou Green. Middle Row: john Dykstra, Peter -Callan, Nanqf Emens, Karen Butler, Sharon Huck, Rose Pfenninger, Lynn Cross, Larry Heins, Mrs. May. Bark Row: Frederick Krenzer, Russell Welsby, Jeanette Thomp- son, Wanda Trojanoski, Clifford Jackson. Abram: Debra Cesare, Daniel Hackett, Ronald Hodges. 2 7 A A , V , 'Q Front Row, Sitting: Nancy Barber, Debra Trojanoski, Deborah Schafer, Marie Miller, Betty Legg, Michael Farrell, Deborah Farley, Glenn Cranclell, james Hefner, Kenneth Morrill, Dawn Cross. Middle Row, On Swingr and Standing: William Hale, Gary Russ, Donald Ralston, Joyce Leach, Marion Fisher, Bar- bara Harringron, joseph Gollus, Robert Gilbert, Stephen Andrews, Eileen Krenzer, Janet Blaker, Buck Roux Behind Swings Jean Slack, David Vink, Mrs, Mayer, Patricia Grant, Mary Frances McCom.bs. Kindergarten We work. We have fun. 1 Q We play. 0 E' Our Staff To all of you who help to make our school run more smoothly and make life more pleasant for us, we extend our sincere thanks for your patience and help. Although there are. times, we know, when we may seem to be unappreciative of all that you do for us, we wish to take this opportunity to assure you that we really do value all your efforts on our behalf. Dental bygienin, Miss Van Vooreng Nurxe, Mrs. Stone. CAFETERIA WORKERS Front Raw: Ethel Ezard, Marion Sisson. Second Row: Stella Mad- dock, Dorothy Hamilton, Ella FitzGerald, Bess Cunningham, Chris- tine Hobbs, Mildred Lyttle. Back Row: Margaret Reed, Mildred Rulifson, Hattie Johnson, Harrier Grant, Helen Bedford, Mary Campbell. CUSTODIANS Charles Callan, Vfilliam Hamilton, William Yahn, john Veldhuizen. Y BUS DRIVERS Standing: john McKay, Howard Lyttle, Harry Culbertson, Richard Fagan, Donald Lyttle, Leon Washburn. Kneeling: Sam DiLiberto, Milton Hone, Delbert Swtf. ,- I . .xx ,!',N w Q, 1 f sfgx 5 1-17 j iaagf - A:'i2E:5 !3 . 2 2 ag qaggggfgmgsl 11 . f ' gg, 3- w h ' . M 2 ,sa1L Qzggg-f- , ' , 0 C515 Standing: Michael Burke, Milo Moran, Donna Robinson, Cynthia Stephany, Juanita Scibetta, Mary Lou Sickles, Frank Staber. Keith Arnold, Roger Burr, Karen,Perhamus, Carolyn Carson, Sharon Martin, Carol johnson, Barbara Yackel, Patricia Middleton, Theresa Andolora. Seated, Front to Back, Firft Row: Kay Brode- rick, Diane Cappotelli, Evelyn Caffrey, Karen Kenney, Par Davis. Seated, Front to Back, Second Roux' Mary Randall, Valeen Retzko, jane Cox, Mrs. Shaffer. Seated, Front to Back, Third Row: Marilyn johnson, Verna Ezard, Elaine Raymond, Mrs. Griffith. Airiodelac Staff Editor-in-Chief Iartior Editor Literary Editor Auiftant Literary Editor Baiiners Editor Arriftartt Baxiness Editor Co-Art Editor Co-Art Editor Sport! Editor Axsixtant Sports Editor Photography Editor Asrirtant Photography Editor Chief Typirt Advisor: Mary Lou Sickles Jane Cox Juanita Scibetta Elaine Raymond Karen Kenney Donna Robinson Frank. Staber Verna Ezard Michael Burke Roger Burt Keith Arnold Roger Burr Patricia Middleton Mrs, Griffith Mrs. Shaffer Back Row: Donna Macldock, Mary Lou Sickles, Cheryl Heisler, Front Row: Carolyn Howe, Barbara Eaton, Mildred Worden Helen LaBelle, Patricia Davis, Dale Hartford, Verna Ezard. Donna Robinson, Mr. Collins, Mrs. Roberts, I Future Teachers of Amewca Preridem ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ca rolyn Howe Vice-Preridenz ,s ,..,, cn- ,,.. -- Barbara Eaton Secretary-Treafurer ,.,,.,.. ,.... J udy Naas The members of the Future Teachers of America, by participating in classroom activities under the guidance of a sponsor teacher, are gaining experience for the teach- ing profession. Correcting papers, reading stories, helping the children with their work and observing teaching techniques make up much of the program of the F.T.A. It is hoped the F.T.A. will stimulate an interest in teaching among the students of our school. Mrs. Roberts, Miss Argana, and Mr. Collins, who advise and guide the F.T.A, are deserving of much praise for instigating the formation of this organization in our school. Front Rout: Paul Raymond, Robert Mancuso, Mr. Smith, Leonard Donald Mattice, Robert Gratton, David Curts, David Thompson. Ranous, Ronald Mack, joe Krenzer, Richard Bickford, james Abxenl: john Grant, Louis Johnston, Ronald Thompson, Robert Booth, Courtney Nixon. Back Row: Donald johnson, Lester Mcllwaine, Eugene Morrill. Handyside, john Anderson, Roy Fitz Simmons, Floyd Manley, F. H. A. Front Row: Betty Knickerbocker, Gail Heuer, Virginia Gray, Nancy Hale, Carolyn Carson, Verna hard, joan Irving, Patricia Heffer. Middle Row: Rhoda Lessord, Rosalie Niedzwick, Patricia Martin, Beverly Mcllwaine, Tfeizrurefrg Sandra Hickey, Vine-Preiidentf Mary Grant, Prefidenzj Valeen Retzko, Secfeiaryg Deanna Retzko, Patricia Davis, Miss Argana, Linda Noble. Back Row: Mildred Worden, Donna Hodges, Sally Kelly, Donna Robinson, Joanne Hirschman, Carol Ladd, Verna Rice, Linda Donnelly, joan Roth, Bernice Sawyers, Nancy Schubmehl. Mattice, Susan Patricia Kissel, Duncan, Donna Pia. ,,, Front Row: Patrick Hickey, Cyril Resch, Ebed Scott, Eugene Harmon, Lewis Price, Paul Ross, Daniel Cunningham, Richard Hermansen, Michael Cannon, Fred DeVore, Glenn Quackenbush, William McGinty, Roger Howe. Second Row: Mariorie Mac- Willianls, Richard Heffner, Joan Hughes, Patricia Daley, Kristine Slentz, Marlene Brown, Donald Neale, Susan Coyle, Patricia Farrell, Stewart Heisler, Kenneth Fisher, Patricia Buckley. Third Row: Gerlene Cross, Linda Elkins, James Nelan, Karl Heuer, James Ladd, Charles Pike, Michael Heater, Charles Brown, Janet Cappotelli, Gail Heffer, Frances Brown, Jerry I-Iogle, Kathleen Smith, Bryan Eaton, Renate Fortner, Holly Naas, Rebecca Mar- tin, Robert Norhiger. Fourth Row: Mr. Eager, Dean Hartford, Neil Angevine, Leon Williams, Jeanne Crane, Linda Austin, Elementary Chorus Front Row: Diane Martin, Linda Thompson, Patricia Feeley, Linda Maiors, Carol Maiors, Shelly Heisler, Sandra Kwasney, Priscilla Stone, Martha Roth, Barbara Heffer, Second Row: Mr. Allen, Shirley Dykstra, Diane Bovee, Monica Fortner, June Finlayson, Sharon Davis, Maureen Reed, Mary Harrington, Alice Hayward, Judith Stone, Catherine Ball, Loretta Cappotelli, Sharon Miller, Darla Eggleston. Thi-rd Row: Richard Schubmehl, Linda, McCreedy, Marlene Parnell, Carol LeBlanc, Marilyn Gray, Phyllis Hughes, Claudia Doolittle, Debora Donnelly, Jeanne Arnold, Melanie Lucas. Fifth Row: Ronna Retzko, Marjorie Farrell, Susan Ely, Kenneth McCartney, Robert Pfenniger, Gary Wolfanger, Gaile Cross, Paulette Bain, Betty Brzezowski, Linda Uhly, Christine Herkimer, Kathleen Wagat, Georgianna Pully- blank, Sandra Weber, Mary Daley. Back Row: Donna Roberts, Shirley Mann, Carolyn Herbert, Sandra Eggleston, Barbara Russ, Fernando Bonacquisti, Leonard Muscarello, Valerie Richardson, James Straight, Albert Cesare, Reid Meloy. Absent: Aneta Ochs, Edward Fisher, Kenneth Heale, Linda Campbell, Sandra Embling, Constance Rapone. unior High Chorus Jennifer Ford, Carol Smith, Patricia Chiverton, Cari Cameron, Mary Donnelly, Mary Hotham, Marilyn Burns, Maureen Freeman, Linda Stevenson, John Sheldon. Fourth Roux' Federick Herman' sen, Benedikt Kellnet, James Washburn, Thomas George, Robert Irving, James Gill, Nathaniel Richardson, Clement Pero, Gregory Connor, Graham Frazer, Arnold Jackson, Frederick Lucas, Thomas Cornell, Philip Litteer, James Herkimer. Abrent: Mildred Brown. - ' Ie! ,I 1 I Front Row: Kay Broderick, Mary Davison, Evelyn Caffrey, Carol McWilliams, Marilyn Johnson, Marie Ford, Idelle Price. Second Rauf: Mr. Allan, Patricia Kissel, Carol Brown, Vineta South- combe, Susan Jackson, Joyce Arnold, Constance Saeva, Verna Ezatd, Ruth Wilson, Patricia Martin, Patricia Heffer, Pamela Stevenson, Gale Heuer, Marie Simpson, Joan Duncan, Andrea Barner, Ruth Bell. Third Row: larry Wilson, Patricia Davis, Carolyn Howe, Barbara Eaton, Dale Hartford, Bonnie Wing, Karen Perhamus, Mary Randall, Valeen Retzko, Lynn Waldron, Murene Livermore, Juanita Scibetta, Karen Kenney. Fourth Row: Daryl Duncan, Robert Price, Donald Moran, Rhoda Lessord, Senior Mixed Chorus Back Row: Marie Simpson, Florence Nobles, Robert Burns, Elaine Raymond, Valeen Retzko. Front Roux: William Elkins, Juanita Scibetta. Donna Robinson, Judy Naas, Ruby Hatfield, Florence Nobles, Carol Ladd, Barbara Yackel, Judy Waldron, Joyce Fisher, Sandra Hickey, Sally Mattice, Barbara Nothnagle, Clara Nothnagle, Jane Resch, Jeanne Ellen Robertson, Barbara Waterson, Jane Cox, Elaine Raymond, Gary Bovee. Fifth Row: Frank Staber, David Ely, Dale Stone, Craig Johnson, Paul Leipold, Robert Burns, Nor- bert Kellner, Michael Ford, John Hamilton, Richard Johnson, William Morris, Louis Root, Floyd Manley, Thomas Grant. Abrent: Roger Chapman, Joseph Wild, John Paul Connor, Elizabeth Bain. All - State Sectiovmls At Perry, New York, this year, these students of our school had the honor of attending the All- State Sectional Music Festival. Along with several hundred others from many schools, they participated in the band, chorus, and orchestra organizations there. The many hours of concentrated practicing under the guidance of accomplished directors were climaxed in an outstanding and delightful program presented on the last evening of the festival to a large and inter- ested audience. Front Row: Elizabeth Bain, Carolyn Howe, Verna Ezard, Wanda Cross, Patricia Davis, Patricia Heffer, Joyce Arnold, Patricia Martin, Susan Jackson, Carol Brown, Ruth Bell, Second Roux' Phyllis Duncan, Andrea Barner, Joan Duncan, Pamela Stevenson, Mary Randall, Valeen Retzko, Marie Simpson, Bonnie Wing, Girls' Chorus Front Row: John Sheldon, Richard Hermansen, Neil Angevine, Michael Heater, William Macomber, Gordon Booth. Second Row: Sally McCreedy, Carol LeBlanc, Margaret McEwen, Jenni- fer Ford, Donna Cunningham, Sharon Davis, Judith Nothiger, Charlene Wilkins, Mary Daley, Linda McCreedy, Frances Brown. Third Row: Jeanne Arnold, Patricia Latko, Maureen Freeman, Carole Smith, James Herkimer, Eugene Harmon, Timothy Clancy, Claudia Doolittle, Phyllis Hughes, Susan Ely, Marjorie Farrell, Judith Stone, Bonnie Whiteside, Linda Elkins, Elaine Yahn. Fourth Row: Williain Sheldon, David Elkins, Patricia Farrell, PQ 'Q I ig: Barbara Eaton, Rhoda Lessord, Maureen Livermore. Third Roux' Sally Mattice, Jane Resch, Judy Naas, Ruby Hatfield, Florence Nobles, Jean Robertson, Barbara Waterson, Barbara Yackel, Judith Waldron, Evelyn Caffrey, Pat Kissel, Seaiedx Mr. Paul Allen. Abrentf Mary Davis, Donna Robinson. zmior Bama' Eugene Krenzer, Cyril Rcsch, Albert Cesare, Shirley Dykstra, Jeanne Crane, Marlene Parnell, Dale Gutekunst, Barbara Barrows, Mr. Eager, Joan Hughes. Fifth Roux' Robert Ardrey, Thomas Nichols, Bryan Eaton, Michael Hughes, Fred DeVore, Peter Jacob, Christine Herkimer, Marilyn Gray. Sixth Row: John Griffin, Eric Baker, Michael Cannon, Michael Davison, James Whiteside, Ronald Ranous, Wesley Stiles, Glenn Quackenbush, Francis Cap- potelli, Reid Meloy, Roger Howe. Abrenl: Georgianna Middle- ton, Sheldon Wolfanger. NUl7,b l6C'NTR?W 'vi' Firxt Roux' Carolyn Howe, Verna Marble, Cynthia Srepharxy, Diane Cappotelli. Second Row: bell. Venita Southcombe, Donna Madclock, Valerie Hinsdale, Jane Allen. Third Row: Steven Carson, john Cannon, Charles O'Brien, Juanita Scibetta, Fourth Roux' Donald Olrman, james Johnson, jennell Johnson, Robert Barrows, jane Cox. Fifth Rouv: Roger Burt, Gary Grant, Karen Elkins, Donald johnson. Sixth Row: Donald Barralo, Edward Holliday, David Roberts, Paul side, Senior Bama' W.-f We Paul Randall, john Pcrhamus, Joseph Waril, Gcrric Velllhuizcn. Ann Axiuzevinc. lhrlmxrgx Cfmnn Simms, Karen Perlmmus, Lynn Melny, Shirlcy Gray, Putriniii Papcm, Ciml MuXY'illi,m1s. Clgmwlvn Dykstra, Barbara Griffin, Plains Raynmnil, Pcxcr U'Bric'n, KL-ith Axnnlil. lynn Xlfnlllmn, M.:rilx'r- Kenny, joscph Wfilll, Harlow Pcrhunms, Mary Diuisnn. .Lumix Bnnrh. Purcr Angcxim-. Vlkliiun Taillic, john Hone, james Taillie, Thonms Hamilton, Rnbcrr Gmtmn. Paul Lcipolrl, Lcsrcr llanily ef Donald Bartaln Edward Holliday Lynn Walllron Prerident Vu-e,p,eJide,,, Secrefarj - Trealur O ' W 1 , :K -' ' KY 'Q F W align: 1 I C : ,pn ,- ' ,' ' , , . ,., W, ,114 2 6 in ' L 5 151 V W 621523 K W K Q z i .. A ' 1: izz, W, 25 -2 -1 i Y t. N 5- 53: 3 1. H gb. 1, Af, -W 'N A-- 153.484 zmior Prom Rhapsody in Bluen was the theme which the class of '60 chose for the annual Junior Prom held on Friday, May 22, 1959. The auditorium was at- tractively decorated in various shades of blue with the scent of flowers everywhere. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Princess Diane Cappotelli and Prince Robert Robertson. Their attendants were Verna Marble and Thomas Hamil- tong and the crown-bearers, Eileen Baker and Steven Bartalo. Cozfomztion Prince Robert and Princess Diane t , a o ' 'K Hs ., Standing: Peter Angevine, Milo Moran, Harlow Perhamus, Seated: Donald Bartalo, Patricia Middleton, Diane Cappotelli Paul Leipold, Mr. Chamberlain, Michael Burke, Juanita Scibetta. Karen Kenney, Kay Broderick, CYmhi3 SfePhfmY' The 10,000 Seere Senior Play Cast Charlie Kennan ,H ,,,, ,,.a., D on Bartalo Whinnie Moore ,W -,,Harlow Perhamus Terror Tripp --, ,,,. Paul Leipold Freckle: ,..... .,... M ilo Moran Slappy Wertz .,,.. ...,,, M ike Burke Syloefter Smith an ,--Peter Angevine Katy Van Loom ,W a,,.., Karen Kenney Beth Shepherd .... ..,,, I uanita Scibetta Madge Van Loom an ,--Cythina Stephany Millie Van Loom L,,, ...,, P atsy Middleton Wilma Anderton ,..a ,.., K ay Broderick Rare Duval ...,, .. ,,,.,..,,,,....,,,.. Diane Cappotelli ga fm, 92. if- ' 1: 21-'v2'ax13i23:e-2E2'z:1a:g:se Tfzziiisiaazgaglsfiii-,?e?'1st,, gff1Y1gaQ-avfsasixgfi L .1L,W .- ,Q12a:s:1waewfS,. wg: ,,,:,,k?-L.gg1 , v f r 1' nl g if Fin! Row: Don Oltman, Bob Gannon, Ed Holliday, Don Bartalo. ,TOITIISOFL 10110 Hone, Milton EbCl'S01d- Bdfk ROW-' Dean Hart- Milo Moran, Harlow Perhamus, Don Scheffer. Middle Row: f0l'd, M202-SCI' Fred Efbe, Gfanf Livermore, Dave FiShef, JOEY Assistant Manager Tom Torpey, Gary Bovee, Mike Burke, Fred Fisher, Dirk Fi5he1', Bob PHC?- varsity f 'W W., . ,VK M Q' Mm a 8,25 ib- 4 'lr' X . Pint Raw: Coach Mathews, Coach Schorer, Dale Stone, Ed Hanna, Thompson, Lwnafd Ranous, IOC Wild- 511612 R010-' ROQBI Buff Carmen Cappotelli, Bob Gratron, Louie Kelly, john Paul Connor. DHV9 Ely, Buddy COOYS, Darvl DUHCHH, Aflfh0f1Y Nefi, Gary Middle Row: Dick Johnson, Don Ezard, Butch Morris, Ronnie H3l'If01'd- ootbvzll 'ii - 3 'N ff., F? f 3' -1. , f W qs., ': ' 1.-g s' '. A. ' Q., 5 , '. s L ......,F' ' ' fr fm z Af' fs I' . - '. v A ':f.:-., - - ' .. 4 ' -, F r A t wtarvrq-nmarfqw Aw ,www l , '-f4+--s:- Qirws-5 f-s 1 oobtzll-19 9 On September 1, twenty-eight boys appeared for the first football practice under the watchful eye of our new coach, Mr. Mathews. The weather for the first few weeks was in the high 90's, and none of the boys will forget the hard work they put into them. I'm sure they'll never forget, O.K. Boys! Let's take a walk, Cwind sprintsj when they could barely move. It was all worth it, however, as they rounded into shape for the first game. September 25 York - 13 Caledonia - 0 After the first scheduled game of the season was cancelled because of a technicality, the Maroon and Whites travelled to York for the season's official opening. It was a dark night for CMCSQ for fum- bling, penalities, and first game jitters played havoc with the Caledonia offense. Unable to get up an offensive threat all evening, the burden fell on the gallant defensive line that truly outfought the York forward wall but in the end couldn't take the terrible onslaught of the speedy York backs. They yielded a touchdown and a P.A.T. in the second quarter on a 20 pass play and in the fourth quarter on an 18 yard burst up the middle. Outstanding for Caledonia ware Gannon, Gratton, Perhamous. Holliday, Sheffer, and Cappotelli. October 3 Mount Morris - 6 Caledonia - 19 The CMCS football team traveled to Mt. Morris on this sunny, humid afternoon and put on an excellent offensive show, winning by a 19 - 6 score. Caledonia kicked off and after two plays recovered a Blue-Devil fumble on the ememy's 30. Within striking distance the Maroon and Whites kept it on the ground with Carmen Cappotelli going off-tackle for the final 7 yards. Cappotelli also added the extra point on a 2 yard dash. Mt. Morris scored in the second quarter on a 20 yard run, and the score read 7 - 6 at the half. As the second half began, Caledonia unleashed a powerful passing attack with Milo Moran at the throttle. He threw to Bob Gannon who went 65 yards for a T.D. in the third period and to John Connor who went 29 yards for a marker also in the third period. The fourth quarter was scoreless. Stick-outs for Caledonia were Perhamous, Holliday, Gannon, Connor, Bartalo, Neri, Cappotelli, Moran, Gratton, and Sheffer. October 9 Dansville - 6 Caledonia - 6 Playing before the hometown fans for the first time, a strong Dansville eleven provided opposition for CMCS. Most of the experts had the Maroon and Whites beaten by four to five touchdowns, even before the opening gun. Caledonia kicked off to begin the game and never stopped fighting until the final whistle. The CMCS line stopped the speedy Dansville backs cold during the entire contest ex- cept for about the first two opening minutes of the second half when Dansville capitalized on a Maroon and White fumble deep in Caledonia terri- tory and scored. The point failed. Caledonia came right back with a sustained drive which carried them to the Mustang 20 yard line. There Milo Moran faded to pass, spotted an opening, and raced the distance for the equalizer. The point however, failed and the contest ended in a deadlock. Caledonia had truly pulled the upset of the year. Standouts for Caledonia were Moran, Perhamus, Bartalo, Con- nor, Stone, and indeed all the boys who played. October 17 Livonia - 6 Caledonia - 6 On a bitter cold afternoon the Maroon and Whites traveled to Livonia to meet head-on with their toughest opponents, year in and year out. With neither team scoring in the first period, Livonia put on a sustained drive that carried them over the CMCS goal. The point was stopped. Caledonia's only drive of the half was halted on the enemy 6. As the third quarter began, Caledonia came to life and sparked by two long runs by Tony Neri got the Bulldog 1. There Milo Moran took the ball over. The point failed as Neri was stopped inches from the goal line on an end sweep. After that neither team could move, and for the second week in succession the Maroon and Whites had to settle for a tie. Starring for Caledonia were Neri, Sheffer, Cappotelli, and Holliday. October 23 Avon - 25 Caledonia - O On the second and final game of the season, the Maroon and Whites entertained the Braves of Avon before one of the largest crowds everassernbled at Hamiltdn Field. Caledonia won the toss, and that was about all they won on this autumn evening. Avon scored late in the first quarter on a pass play and after adding the point led at half time 7 - 0. As the second half began it was apparent that the Caledonia team had grown sluggish, and the Avon steam-roller continued on for three more touchdowns to complete the rout. The markers came on two long nins and a pass. Caledonia's only threat of the evening was in the second period when a sus- tained drive was halted on the Avon 4. Outstanding for the Maroon and Whites were Sheffer, Connor, and Moran. ootbczll - 19 9 cont. N ovember 7 Albion - 27 Caledonia - 7 For the concluding game of the season the Maroon and Whites traveled to Albion for a non- league contest. With neither team taking advantage of the many breaks afforded them through the first half, the score was 0 - O. Things happened, however, in the second half on this bitter-cold day and Albion scored four times-twice in the third period and twice again in the last. Caledonia's only touchdown came on a sustained drive from the CMCS 40. The final 19 yards were covered on a pass from Mike Burke to Don Bartalo in the end zone. Bob Gan- non plunged the line for the extra point. Shining for Caledonia were Moran, Connor, and Gratton. As a climax to the season, the boys were honored by the Caledonia firemen at a banquet on January 16. Receiving the coveted Stuart Campbell Award was Milo Moran. Winning letters for the season were Don Bartalo, Don Sheffer, Harlow Perhamus, Dale Stone, Ed Holliday, Bob Gratton, John Connorq Milo Moran, Carmen Cappotelli, Anthony Neri, Bob Gannon, john Hone, Mike Burke, and Bud Coors. Announced as next year's Captain was Bob Gratton. Action Jump balI. , Real support. Here goes that extra point. A new dance step. 117' f-'sm 3 f- ' in.- .,t., - M .. - eg 'A P - we f '? T1 Front Roux' Coach. Mr. Reevesg Crzpfain. Donald johnson: .Hau- ager, Fred Erley. Barb Row: Gerald Fisher, Larry Reed, David Ely, Ronald Thompson, Dennis Eaton, Donald Olrman, Gary mzim' Varsity Basketball Front R011 .' Coarb, Mr. Reeves, David Chesterton, Casey Randall, Steve Mcllwaine, Gary Hartford, Gary Grant, Dean Hartford, Manager. Back Roux' Kenneth Middleton, Gerald Estabrook. Cleland, George Bedford, john Hone, Anthony Neri Donald Matrice. Fresbnzazz Basketball Fred johnson. Robert Barrows. Richard johnson Greg Connor Milton Ebersold. jerry Ezard. um '3 '4 Mfooyf Front Row: Michael Burke, Robert Robertson, Harlow Perhatnus, Henry, Donald Johnson. Bark Row David Roberts Nelson Elclred Majors, Milo Moran, James Dystra, Coach Eaton, Tom Stiles, Peter O'Brien, Keith Beardsley, john Paul Connor Thomas Fitzgibbons, Paul Retzko. Middle Row: Arnold Palmer, Ronald Hamilton. Stephany, Robert Gannon, Robert Grant, Steve Coe, Richard Base ball - 1959 Decision Pitchers CMCS 0 York 5 L Grant CMCS 4 Avon 3 W Gannon CMCS 6 Geneseo 8 L' Grant CMCS 8 Mt. Morris 7 W' GMIHOH CMCS 6 Geneseo 0 W' Grant CMCS 1 ' Mt. Morris 8 Ll' GQIUHOII CMCS 6 Nuncla. 1 W' Grant CMCS 12 Dansville 9 WT Gannon CMCS 5 Nunda 2 W' Grant CMCS 6 York 0 W Gannon :'fLeague Game T11 Innings Sectionals CMCS 0 Warsaw 3 Grant Season Record 7 won 4 lost League Record 4 won 2 lost 42nd placeb Leading Batters AB R Pct. Gannon 32 9 375 Robertson 37 11 324 Stephany 23 5 304 Lettermen Gannon, Robertson, Stephany, Hamilton, FitzGibbon, Grant, Dykstra, Connor, Moran Burke 7 - . 59 ff , ewms W6 ' 59 Roof' ., Bingo, Loms Hurdjin 3 sf . ef 31's l t Row: D52 iw, Yiieiyoxesl Roz In action. pfon Row: Da dl Rob Munn. BMS? ' Donald ge ' Abs? ' Baffalo' Tm ck - 1959 Front Raw: Mr. Reeves, Coacbg Don Bartalo, joe Irving, Ronald Elkins, James Booth, jim Stevenson, Mr. Cameron, Coach Hale, Peter Angevine, George McArthur, Robert Poles. Back Abrenzx Mr. Collins, Coach. 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