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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

X 2 lu .-pu. -r on 2 mmm f' P M A - - . In Memoriam MISS MARY HELEN MANSLER Miss Mansler, a teacher in our school for the past five years, was truly a friend and an inspiration to all. She had the rare ability to bring out the best in her pupils and to help them develop into real individuals. Her love for her students, her friendly nature, and her profound interest in everyone and everything will long be remembered and ap- preciated by all of us. -' Qmdf-X12 , g.g51,13E,-1 f-fm W 'xx X1 '7'5fe5.:.' :N 1 f!if7? i?1.Z!f' Q9 ..,. 1., 221 'M 1 Mis: ,F-1 ' iii. -- x -f qs- fb. 3,6 .32 11, sl ,,,,, .. 3 T QQ ' 111 -Mg 1-2. ,.., L , . E in L , K 2 . 13 , ,f FY H , ,,,, , ' , i 1 ' ' f q p W1 .- W5 ,z , 'L g H ' wi 1. ff .- ' Q., ,,..,,,,s.,, . gina, 9 - 4 ips 1,13 , N ff 'Vi If 5 ' 'wx ' any a . , , M, .W ,L A' pm 31 my I I W A , w CQ if ,iffy ' A F 3. J' , ,., ,Q 'Q QL , .qw '- gf fm f?fff' x SQ, as ff , ' ' ' 'ire VQZQH' X ' Qing gg.. ' ,,g,, F' ' if 923: wk- L ' 1,1 , . . , 15 is V QM . .'1f i?i ., ' nw-- lvl. , ,. tiff- Qfgigjif-X71 , A ff Y 5,i,53,m, g . k '1 2' A ' wg: .gpg X 5, .4-fl. N5 is , -g ' 1. 'sg A ggi - if V2.9 J N A . ff The 1961 Ainodelac Caledonia-Mumford Central School Caledonia, New York Volume XXXVI Table of Contents I. Administration II. Seniors III. Classes IV. Activities V. Sports VI. Advertisers Foreword Although this book is a record of events, it is unlike most diaries. It is not equipped with lock and key to keep little brother or sister from looking at it, but it is open to all who wish to see it. just turn the pages and take a peek at all the Wonderful memories. Dedication ' MR. NORMAND LE BLANC Music makes the world a much happier and brighter place in which to live. Mr. LeBlanc, the person to whom the class of 1961 wishes to dedicate this edition of the AINODELAC, certainly proves this statement to be true. Mr. LeBlanc has done a great deal musically for our school and its students in the nine years in which he has taught at Caledonia. Due to his untiring efforts and inspiration, our band now boasts a grade A 6 rating. Along with giving instrumental instructions and directing the Senior Band, Dance Band, Saxophone Quintet, and Woodwind Quintet, he has also taught for the past six years at the Eastman School of Music. Mr. LeBlanc is indeed worthy of the admiration which we wish to express in this out dedication to him. MISS THEO ROSSNEY Appreciation The class of 1961 wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Rossney who has taught in the Caledonia school system for twenty-five years. She is a graduate of Caledonia High School, Rochester Normal School, and Geneseo State Teachers College. After many devoted years of successful teaching, she is now Elementary Supervisor. Our class, as well as the entire student body and faculty, is indebted and grateful to her for every- thing she has done for us during our school years. Often, when we recall our school days, we think of the fun that we have had and the friends with whom we have shared such memorable experiencesg but in reminiscing, oft-times we forget one of the most important aspects of our school careers-the administration. Thus, in attempting to avert such a misfortune, the staff has set aside this section of the AINODELAC for the purpose of paying special tribute to these persevering men and women. It is our hope also that in future years when we thumb through our yearbooks, our thoughts will linger for a few moments upon these outstanding leaders who so patiently influenced and inspired us to achieve higher goals. Administration W . W., ,...,..W.,..,,,:,,.,,,,. , -. DR. FREDERICK M. HINSDALE 5.1- MR. JAMES FOOTE Principal District Supervisor Board of Education Fin: Rpuu' Mr, Eugene Wyand, Mr, joseph Ward, Mr. john Randall, Mr. Second Roux' Mr. Robert Baldeck, Mr. Francis Cullinan, Mr, Ralph Johnson. Q I Everett Handyside My MR. ROBERT FREEMAN Vice-Principal As our school continues to grow in enrollment as well as in size, we are increasingly aware of how very important it is that our school be run intelli- gently and efficiently, by men capable of such for- titude and foresightedness as is necessary for such a great job. As in the past, the people of the Cale- donia School District rest assured that the school's MISS THEO ROSSNEY Elementary Supervisor administration is in safe hands, when it is the duty of such capable men and women as are presented on these two pages, to carry out the management of our school's affairs. To these persevering men and women, a special vote of thanks and confidence is presented by the students of the class of l61 for a job well done. MRS. MARY MINSTER Secretary FILYJI Row: Miss Marie VanVooren, D.H.g Mrs. tine Stone, R.N.g Mrs. Harrier Griffith, B.A.g Maureen Skivington, B.A., M.E. Second Row: Mr. Chris- Miss Albert Himmel, B.A., M.A.g Mr. john MacDonald, B.A. M.A.g Dr, David Coors, B.S,g Mr. Lester Eaton, B.S., Third Row: Dr. Frederick Hinsdale, B.S., M.E Senior High -y M.S. D.E.g Mr. Robert Freeman, B.S.g Mr. Walter Hanson, B.A.g Mr. Robert Reeves, B.A., M.A.g Mr. Howard Smith, B. S., M.S.g Mr. john Gillette, B.S.g Mr. Michael McCor- mick, B.E.g Mr. james Schorer, B.S. Alzrent: Mrs. Mildred Shaffer, B.S., M.S. Intermediate Fin: Raw: Mrs. Dorothy Folfmang Mfg, Dorothy Reschg Mrs. Grace Burdetr, B.A.g Miss Elizabeth T Hender Mrs. Alice Roberrsg Miss Mariorie Plimpton, B.E. Seaaml SOD, B-5-5 MIS. Elizabeth Herkimer, B-S MIS PHISIICIH Row: M-r. Frederick Famer, B.M. M.M.g Mr. Walter Satre, B.A.g Mr. William Mahan, B.S. Pennington, B.S.g Miss Esther Ferguson, B.E. M.S.g 12 Firrt Row: Mrs. Kathleen Walsh, B.S.g Mrs. Ama MBS Beverly Russell, B-5-3 Ml5S MMV M3111 ME Ml' Rootg Mrs. Virginia Keefe,,B.S.g Mrs Virginia Prid- P2111 Allen, B-M-, M-A-3 M19 Ch3flC5 Mathews BA geon, B.S. Second Row: Mr. Angelo Francesca, B.S.g Mr. ML N0l'm2UCl LCBIHUC. B-M-, MAM-L MF William Charles Collins, B.A.g Mr. Arrhur Barrett, B.S., M.E.g Seiberr, B-S. Primary Mary Fin: Row: Mrs. Mary Weeks, B.S.g Mrs. Ann Musrari, B.E.g Mrs. Emma Huffman, A.M.g Mrs. Inge Goldstein, B.S.g Miss Theo Rossney, B.A. M.A. Mary Second Row: Mrs. Marion Reed, B.S.g Mrs. May, B.A.q Miss Parry Black, B.S.g Mrs. Karen Mc- unior High Cauley, B.S.g Mrs. Marguerite Sharp, B.A.g Mrs. Lil- lian Perkins, B.S.g Miss joan Ruppersberger, B.S.3 Miss Margaret Campbell, B.E. Abrenr: Mrs. Shirley Clary, B.E. l l r This section of the Ainodelac is re- served for the Seniors, and is a special tribute to them and their many achieve- ments. As the viewer of these pages, let us feel just admiration for the deeds which have been enacted by these junior citizens, and let the record of such be further incentive to all of us, to forge on- ward and to excel. Let us all be enriched by their success and inspired by their initiative. Seniors NI YE-P 'L ., - W rf V Hu-Hrs KEITH ARNOLD Kit Worry never made men greaig why Jhould I worry? ROBERT BURNS Si Fd like to be haxhful, hu! the girl! won? let me. BETTIE BAIN Bertie When there i1 nothing else to Jay, I laugh, ROGER BURT Rog Maxi: .roolhex the Jfwage hearty but I play the drum. 'I6 GARY BOVEE Bo Fd rather hug a pigxhin than any girl I know. PATRICK COURTN EY Pat A rolling .rtone galhen no many hut who warm mon? JANE COX Janey-Bird An appendix girl-the kind that get: tahen out. BARBARA EATON Barb One feaxon why gentlemen prefer blandexf' PHYLLIS DUNCAN Phyl She put: all her trouble: in zz box, sit: on the lid and laughs. VERNA EZARD Verna Art iJ the thing of the world that I love mortf' 'I7 JAMES DYKSTRA Dyke I'm not against work, hut I'm not exactly in .sympathy with it. JOYCE FISHER Joyce A little rocket of laughter. RICHARD FISHER Dick I don? my so much - I guesx 1'm day. JOHN HAMILTON Hammy 'AIt'.r heiler lo have loafed and paued lhan never to have loafed at all. 18 THOMAS GRANT Tom Give him something to do - it'.f well done, ROBERT GRATTON Sock 'The lion is not Jo fierce HI they paint him. LESTER HANDYSIDE Les lf thingy won? some your way-go after them. DALE HARTFORD Dae I'll tell the world. RUBY HATFIELD Ruby Mae Generally rpeaking, Jhe'J generally Jpeakingf' t JUNE HEALE UUE A golden rlaamcter, ber entire for- tune. CHERYL HEISLER Cherrie I do not understand. GARY HEUER Wes Everybody like: him - everbody Jlsauldf' JOANNE HIRSCHMAN Joanne The world for one more day on the farm. LLOYD HOGLE Lloyd My appelite comer ta me while Fm eating. 19 CAROLYN HOWE Carolyn 'She'J ax likeable ar .rhe ix lookablef' FREDERICK HYATT Freddie Saying ix one thing, and doing ix another. MARILYN JOHNSON SHEILA KWASNEY Sheila She who .rowx courtesy reapx friend ship. HELEN LA BELLE Helen A Jmile is a whisper of a laugh, 20 Marilyn Brain: and beauty -- two wingf on the .tame bird. CAROL LADD Carol Generour and kind, ever loyal and true. RHODA LESSORD Rhodie SunJbine ix red when it thine: on her bead. CAROL MAC WILLIAMS Mic It'.v nice to be natural when yoa're naturally nice. HAROLD LITTEER Duffy Never a worry, never a carey maybe he'll end up a millionaire. DONNA MADDOCK Donna She letJ ber light .fbine without ing the :pot on her.relf, 21 if . ff turn - A 'ws M EWjf1?g,A lx, i 5 ,K , M if MURENE LIVERMORE Murene Sing away Jarrow, caft away care. GEORGE MC ARTHUR George He haJ the lainzl of mind you Jharpen your own on. WILLIAM MC EWEN Bill Bill with hir quiet wuyx, will find Juccen in futwfe zlayxf' BARBARA NOTHNAGLE Barbie What if lovely nevef dies but paxxex into other lo1zeline.f.r. 22 EUGENE MORRILL Gene Ble.r.red be agriculture - if one doe: not have too much af lt. PETER O'BR1EN Pete A wee bit of blarney, a real bit of brain. FLORENCE NOBLES Flory Jo Ulnnocence? 'tix bard to tell,' what 'ere it ir we like it well. JOAN POWELL joanie Little bubbler of excitement break through ber wordxf' ROBERT PRICE Bobby Fm a good :kate - push me along. MARY RANDALL Mary Talk about ginger - Jhe'J the whole xpzce box. LEONARD RANOUS Lennie He .myJ lillle, hut that? no Jign he im? working. e 4' ie: in Zh ELAINE RAYMOND Elaine Her enthuriaxm nontimmlly rider in high gem. MARILYN ROBERTS Marllyn Like an angefr viii! - Jhort and Jufeelf' VINETA SOUTHCOMBE Nedi Helpful, courteous, and hindg happi- nen' Jhe': :ure to find. N 23 FRANK STABER Frank HiJ faullf are meh that he is liked better for them. PAUL TAILLIE Paul Fm every othev inch a gentleman, RONALD STEPHANY Fabian I would do what I pleated. LYNN WALDRON Lynn She walk.r, Jhe lalkr, .rhe eau, :he eau, :he eau. NELSON STILES Nels Fm on lhe hrink of a greal career - mmehody paxh me off. SONDRA STONE Sonnie Charming ax Jweel, and young ax nharmingq gay as young, and innocent ar gay. BONNIE WING Bonnie A mf! low word, a pleaxing .rmile make: our Bonnie Jo worthwhile, 1 Senior Achievements f ARNOLD, KEITH-Boys' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Football Manager 2, Football 4, Volleyball 3, Senior Band 2, 3, All County Senior Band 2, Science Club 2, Vice-President 2, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, News Blazer Staff 3, 4, BAIN, BETTlE+Senior Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Bowling 3, 4, Class Song Com- mittee 3, BOVEE, GARYiFootball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys' Bowling 4, Science Club 2, National Honor Society 4. BURNS, ROBERT-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus Sectionals 3, 4, All County Chorus 3, Wrestling 2, Science.Club 2, junior Prom Decorating Committee, Christmas Play 3, News Blazer Staff 2. BURT, ROGER-Boys' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, IV. Bas- ketball 2, Freshman Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Senior Band 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 3, 4, News Blazer Staff 4, Football 3, Science Club 2, junior Prom Deco- rating Committee. COURTNEY, PATRICK-Boys' Bowling 4, Wrestling 4. COX, JANE-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 2, 3, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Chairman of Senior Ball, Girls' Bowling 4, Science Club 2, Student Council Secre- tary 4, Class Vice-President 3, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 2, East Aurora Yearbook Conference 3, junior Prom Committee. DUNCAN, PHYLLIS-Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Leader of Class Song 3, Girls' Trio 2, Girls' Octet 4, All County Chorus 3, juniorettes 3, Junior Prom Decorating Committee. DYKSTRA, JAMES-Freshman Basketball, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Bowling 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Decorating Committee, All County junior Band 1, All County Senior Band 2, 3. EATON, BARBARA-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, junior Prom Deco- rating Committee, Christmas Play 3, Senior Ball Com- mittee. EZARD, VERNA-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Art Club 3, 4, Vice- President 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Christmas Play Committee, Ainodelac Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Art Editor 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 1. 3, University of Rochester Yearbook Conference 3, East Aurora Yearbook Conference 3. FISHER, JOYCE-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 1, Girls' Bowling 3. 4: Ainodelac Staff 4. FISHER, RICHARD-Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. GRANT, THOMAS-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys' Bowling 1, 2, 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, All State Chorus 2. GRATTAN, ROBERT-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3. HAMILTON, JOHN-Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Senior Band 1, Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 2, Junior Prom Prince 3, Class Treasurer 2. HANDYSIDE, LESTER-FFA, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Treasurer of Future Farmers of America 2, All State Band 2. HARTFORD, DALE-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Photography Club 4, Art Club 4, Library Club 1, 2, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Secretary 4, Major- ette 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Fourth Place in Girls' Bowling Tournament 3. HATFIELD, RUBY--Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca 1, Pep Club 2, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Senior Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff Business Editor 4, All County Chorus 3. HEALE, JUNE-French Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, Ainodelac Staff 4, Girls' Bowling 4. HEISLER, CHERYL-Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, Girls' Bowl- ing 4. HEUER, GARY-Boys' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Class President 2, 3, Class Secretary 1, Boys' State 3, Adventures in Thinking Program 4, Science HIRSCHMAN, JOANNE-Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 3. HOGLE, LLOYD-Boys' Bowling 3, Bowling Tourna- ment First Prize 3. HOWE, CAROLYN-Class Secretary 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Art Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Junior 25 Senior Achievements cont. Prom Alternate 3, junior Prom Committee 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, Ainodelac Staff 4, News Blazer Staff 3, 4, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Christmas Play 3. HYATT, FREDERICK-Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, MARILYN-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 1, 2, 3, All State Band 1, 2, Dance Band 3, 4, Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Science Club 2, Girls' Bowling 2, Pep Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Probationary Member 2, Girls' State 3, Fredonia College Preview 3, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 2, Adventures in Thinking Program 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Christ- mas Play 3. KWASNEY, SHEILA-Freshman Play, Girls' Bowling 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, LA BELLE, HELEN-Pep Club 2, Future Teachers of America 3, Art Club 1, Future Nurses of America 1. LADD, CAROL-Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club 2. LESSORD, RHODA-Girls' Chorus 1, 3, Senior Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 3, Pep Club 2, Christmas Play Committee 3, junior Prom Com- mittee, Library Club 4, LITTEER, HAROLD-Freshman Basketball, Boys' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Science Club 2, Wrestling 2. LIVERMORE, MURENE-Girls' Bowling 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Junior Prom Committee. MACWILLIAMS, CAROL-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Cheerleader 1. MADDOCK, DONNA-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Librarian 4, Christ- mas Play 3, junior Prom Committee 3, Library Club. MCARTHUR, GEORGE-Boys' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Tennis 1, Art Club 4, Ainodelac Staff 1, Volleyball 1. MCEWEN, WILLIAM-Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Track 1, Freshman Basketball, Boys' Bowling 4, News Blazer Staff 2. MORRILL, EUGENE-Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, Christmas Play 3. 26 NOBLES, FLORENCE-Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Senior Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, All State Sectionals 3, Caledonia Music Queen 3, News Blazer Staff 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4. NOTHNAGLE, BARBARA-Senior Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Bowling 4, Ainodelac Staff 4, News Blazer Staff 4, Alternate Princess of Junior Prom. O'BRIEN, PETER--Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Sectionals 4, Football 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys' Bowling 1, 3. 4, News Blazer Staff 4, Adventures in Thinking Program 3, Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Science Club 2. POWELL, JOAN--Cheerleader 2, 4, Pep Club 2, Girls' Bowling 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 1, 4, Ainodelac Staff 4. PRICE, ROBERT-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Fresh- man Basketball, Library Club 2, Wrestling 3, Art Club 4. RANDALL, MARY-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Quintet 3, 4, Juniorettes 3, Ainodelac Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Section Editor 4, East Aurora Yearbook Conference 4, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 2, Syracuse Uni- versity Citizenship Conference 3, Adventures in Think- ing Program 3, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Science Club 2, Secretary 2, junior Prom Princess, junior Prom Advertisement Committee. RANOUS, LEONARD-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, County Secretary 4. RAYMOND, ELAINE-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, All County Band 3, Ainodelac Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Literary Editor 3, Literary Editor 4, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 3, Christmas Play 3, Science Club 2, Pep Club 2, Junior Prom Committee. ROBERTS, MARILYN-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council l, Future Nurses' Club 1, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, SOUTHCOMBE, VINETA--Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus 2, Girls' Quartet 3, Girls' Octet 4, Competition Solo 2, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, News Blazer Circula- tion Editor 4, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, St. Bonaventure Press Conference 3, Christmas Play 3, Library Club 1, Pep Club 2, Intramurals 2, junior Prom Decorating Committee, Chairman of junior Prom Refreshments Committee 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2. Senior Achievements cont. STABER, FRANK-Senior Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Aino- delac Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Art Editor 3, 4, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, Sr. Bonaventure Press Conference 2, National Honor Society 4, Art Club 4, Football 1, 2, Science Club 2, Vice-President of Senior Class. STEPHANY, RONALD-Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Mixed Chorus 4. STILES, NELSON-Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Var- sity Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 1, 3, Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4, University of Syracuse Citizenship Con- ference 3, Adventures in Thinking Program 4, Science Club. STONE, SONDRA--Future Homemakers of America 1, Class Secretary 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, 4, Athletic Association Treasurer 3, 4, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Ainodelac Staff 2, 4, News Blazer Staff 4, National Hon- or Society 4. TAILLIE, PAUL-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, News Blazer Staff 2, 3, 4, St. Bonaventure Press Con- ference 3, Science Club 2. WALDRON. LYNN-Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3 4, Livingston County Music Queen 4, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Secretary of Senior Band 3, Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain of Team 4, Girls' Quintet 3, Girls' Octet 4, Girls' Softball Team 2, 3, Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3, Chairman of junior Prom 3, Newspaper Staff 1, Christmas Play 3, Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Latin Club 1. WING, BONNIE-Girls' Chorus 1, Senior Band 1, Senior Mixed Chorus 3. 11:42 11:43 27 Front Roux' Elaine Raymond, Marilyn Johnson, Rhoda Lessord, Bonnie Wing, Carol Ladd, joan Powell, ler, Marilyn Roberts, Carol MacWilliams, Second Row: Barbara Eaton, Murene Livermore, Phyllis Duncan ron, Vineta Southcombe, Betty Bain, Joyce Fisher, Florence Nobles, Sondra Stone, Ruby Hatfield, Howe, Verna Ezard. Third Roux' Lloyd Hogle, William McEwen, Stanley MacWilliams, james Dykstra, man, Barbara Nothnagle, Sheila Kwasney, june Heale, Harold Litteer, Eugene Morrill, Frank Staber, dyside, William Kissell, Dale Hartford, jane Cox. Fourth Row: Roger Burt, Paul Taillie, Peter 0'Brien, Burns, Patrick Courtney, Frederick Hyatt, Richard Fisher, Robert Price, Gary Bovee, Gary Heuer, Leonard Stephany, Thomas 'Grant. Mrs. Mildred Shaffer, Mr. Robert Reeves. Senior Class Advisors Iaddock, Cheryl Heis- andall, Lynn Wald- LaBelle, Carolyn tiles, Joanne Hirsch- cArthur, Lester Han- amilton, R o b e r t faith Arnold, Ronald OI'S FINAL FAREWELL! As we, the class of '61, begin to think of the eve when we are to receive that coveted diploma, we think sad thoughts of leaving the school which has been our domain for so many yearsg but we also think happier thoughts of the days to come. The days in which we will come to know and love other build- ings, be it an office building or a college hall, be it old or new, we shall be there because that is the place to which we were prepared to go, through all those long years at good old CMCS. We shall also come to realize more clearly just how sacred those years that we took so for granted then, are to us, how sacred are the friendships made and the experiences enjoyed. let us take a moment now then, to recall all the good as well a.s the bad times that we have had through these years, all the friendships that we have made, and all the thoughts that we have thought about our town, our school, and our teachers. Let us begin now, so that we have plenty of time, to say good- bye properly to all these thingsg for chances are that as we wander through life we shall forget these things which are so near and dear to us now. Let us pay tribute, in our own way, to those things for which we are most grateful and to those people to whom we are most grateful. Let us not be afraid to thank those teachers who inspired us, nor to entertain an appreciative thought for all those who have been, in the true sense of the word, friends. Carolyn Howe, Secretaryf Frank Staber, Vice-Preiidenlf Nelson Stiles, Prefi- denlg Sondra Stone, Treasurer. Senior Class Officers PRINCE JOHN AND PRINCESS MARY unior Prom The class of '61 chose Oriental Gardens as the theme for the annual junior Prom held on May 27, 1960. The auditorium was beautifully decorated in an oriental decor, with the main attraction being a large Buddha. The climax of the evening was the crowning of Princess Mary Randall and Prince john Hamilton. Their attendants were Carolyn Howe, Barbara Nothnagle, Robert Grattan and Nelson Stiles. The two crown bearers were Deborah McEwen and Jeffrey jones. Our Miss Brooks Our Min Brookr is a three act comedy, adapted from the television program of the same name. Someone like Miss Brooks has a counterpart in everyones life. She is a most human and delightful English teacher who is involved in almost everything that goes on at school. The students love her, but take advantage of her. The parents behave as though they owned her twenty-four hours of the day. Senior Play Cast Min Brooler ,,, Ted ,, HWY lane ,s,, WWW- Hugo Longarref Min Finch , , ,, Min Audubon , Mr. Wadsworth Mrr. Allen , ,,, Rhonda Allen , Ellie ,, ,a,, , Elaine ,,, Sylvia ,,, Dorir ,, Marge ,,, Faith .,,, Stanley ,, , ,, Martin ,YYYYY W - - Barketball Player Director ..,,,,,, Stage Manager ,, Cortumer - , , , Mak e-up , , Curtain , .,,.. -W ---W Stage Propertiex Lynn Waldron , Peter O'Brien Mary Randall , Nelson Stiles ,,,. ,,, Jane Cox , , Marilyn johnson ,, ,,, Gary Heuer Elaine Raymond ,,, Barbara Eaton , Sheila Kwasney ,,, Verna Ezarcl ,, Dale Hartford . , Carolyn Howe , ,,, Ruby Hatfield ,,, Joan Powell ,,, Thomas Grant Keith Arnold ,,,,,, john Hamilton ., Miss Virginia Keefe ,,,,, ,, Gary Bovee ,,, Donna Maddock, Vineta Southcombe ,, , , ,,,, Phyllis Duncan , - , , - , , Patrick Courtney Frank Staber, Paul Taillie, Robert Price One of the important aspects of edu- cation, perhaps the most important, is scholarship. Other factors which are of nearly equivalent importance are leader! ship, service, and character. Truly, these are the characteristics of the National Honor Society, and the fact that this picture of the Honor Society has been used to introduce this section of the classes in our school is of special significance. This was done so that it might serve as a con- stant reminder of the goals which each member of every class must strive to gain. Let us then be influenced in our daily work by this challenge, and strive in every way to excel. Classes -'vw -.. '-..-... , W-x.....X,M ,,,..,,s.........'f1'M 'X-'N-w ,XM mV-,M.... Wx, f- 'X -, X WMV- -Mffsm W, , , , , N -H , 1, W--.. -1 V - 1' - A.,-,,,v .x.,,,..,,-f-W,-K, VxM......M. . ,NW ,....n,1m,M-. -M 4 ...., -K, x....v..,-,N - 'N M W ' 2 1 . 1 304' 16 L? 4 .,f:JQ'ai3.4 fifavggiqgkgiggy 4-1 wg ,a g.5g,,iM 9 1 -rv. Fin: Row: Carol johnson, Mary Catherine Davison, Evelyn Caf- frey, Valeen Retzko, Caroline Carson, Patricia Davis, Ruth Hark- ness. Second Row: Joseph Andalora, Richard Henry, David Ely, Frederick Hyatt, Stephen Courtney, John Hone, Craig johnson, Lloyd Hogle, Ronald Hale. Third Row: Mrs. Walsh, Dennis uni Fin! Row: Lynda Burger, Nancy Pakula, Constance Saeva, Carol Youngs. Second Row: Thomas Morrill, Donna Robinson, Sally Mattice, Clara Nothnagle, Barbara Yackel, Judith Waldron, Marie Simpson, Sally O'I.eary, Karen Perhamus, Edward Hanna. Third Row: Mr. Mac Donald, joseph Krenzer, Lawrence Reed, Eaton, George Bedford, Gerald Hickey, William Elkins, James Booth, Donald Johnson, Gary Cleland, Thomas Gill, Gerald Fisher, Mr. Himmel. Absent: Theresa Andalora, Harold Geyer, Dale Hartford, Cheryl Heisler, George Herrington, Joanne Hirschman. OI'S Lawrence Walkup, Stanley MacWilliams, Robert Mc Ilwaine, Gary Montgomery, Norbert Kellner, lawrence Wilson, Donald Moran, Dale Stone, Robert Mancuso, Richard Weeks, Courtney Nixon, Carmen Cappotelli. Abrenl: William Keenan, William Kis- sel, Murene Livermore, Ronald Stephany. A Fin! Row: Patricia Heffer, Joyce Arnold, Sue Jackson, Gail Heuer, Carol Brown, Anne Angevine, Karen Carter. Second Row: Joan Irving, Nancy Hale, Virginia Gray, Barbara Griffin, Marilyn Keenan, Mary Davis, Beatrice Folwell, Marie Ford. Third Row: ..--4-gg-,A - Gary Hartford, jerry Ezard, Stephen Mc Ilwaine, Gerald Esta- brook, Robert Barrows, Donald Ezard, Frederick johnson, Alan Benedict, Grant Livermore, Mrs. Griffith. Abrem: Patricia Martin, Donald Mattice, Rosalie Niedzwick. Sophomores Fint Row: Virginia Peace, Jeanne Robertson, Jane Resch, Deanna Retzko, Patricia Papero, Pamela Stevenson, Bernice Sayers. Second Row: Barbara Waterson, Marlene Stephany, Ruth Wilson, Deloris Roth, Linda Noble, Ruby Ann Simms, Barbara Simms, Verna Rice. Third Row: Casey Randall, Anthony Neri, Albert Stephany, Ronald Thompson, Donald Oltmann, Paul Raymond, Joseph Wild, Steven Simms, Mr. McCormick. Abram: James Terry. 19,49 P Fin! Row: Florance Vasciannie, jane Allen, Mary Harrington, Maureen Reed, Loretta Cappotelli, Catherine Ball, Linda Majors, Janice Morrill, Barbara Campbell, Corrine Russ. Second Row: Kurt Bingham, Jenell Johnson, Paul Anderson, Philip Litteer, Gordon Booth, Jay Ward, Richard Weber, Richard Mancuso, Charles O'Brien, Milton Ebersold, Patricia Chiver- Fresh Firit Row: Sharon Miller, Shirley Walkup, Valerie Hinsdale, Sharon Davis, Gerrie Veldhuizen, Patricia Feeley, Linda Thomp- son, Mary Ellen Cook, Charlene Wilkins, Barbara Heffer, Donna Cunningham, Shirley Gray. Second Row: Kay Rice, Shirley Ochs, Donald Estabrook, John Perhamus, john Wingate, Frederick Lucas, Francis Yopp, Burton Manley, Larry Cornell, Michael ton, Thomas Fisher. Third Row: Stanley johnson,ja.mes Knicker- bocker, Frederick Erbe, David Rover, Clayton Wing, Richard Nothnagle, Michael Hughes, Samuel DiLiberto, Kenneth Middle- ton, Graham Frazer, james Taillie, Thomas Cornell, john Sheldon, Miss Skivington, Mr. Schorer. Abrenz: Roy FitzSimmons, Gary Heale. I1'1Cfl Davison, Judith Norhiger, Judith Stone. Third Raw: Peter Jacob, James Whiteside, William Cox, Gregory Connor, Peter Ander- son, Richard johnson, Edward Moore, Neil Bedford, John Can- non, Nathaniel Richardson, Eugene Krenzer, Gary Grant, Fred- erick Bovee, Mr. Smith. First Row: Susan Coyle, Daniel Cunningham, Janet Cappotelli, Eugene Cooney, Claudia Doolittle, Walter Hodge. Second Row: Faye Roisi, Jeanne Arnold, Carol Butts, Jeanne Crane, Linda Campbell, Mary K. Daley, Mary Black. Third Row: Eugene Har- mon, Mr. Barrett, Roger Howe, Robert Anderson, Thomas Hush, fade Fin! Row: Phyllis Hughes, Joyce Feeley, Marjorie Farrell, Melanie Lucas, Valerie Richardson, Peggy Lucas, Claire Simpson, Shelly Heisler, Sandra Embling, Nancy Ochs. Second Row: Carol Le'- Blanc, Anthony Rapone, Earl Manley, Robert Krenzer, Merville Nobles, Jerome Thompson, Timothy O'Donnell, Donald Roberts, Ebed Scott, Susan Ely. Third Row: Marlene Parnell, Margaret Kelly, Bonnie Pfenninger, Robert Sickles, Lewis Price, Glenn Albert Cesare, Michael Cannon, Dale Gutekunst, Peter Bedford, George Emens, Fred Devore. Fourth Row: Patrick Hickey, Leonard Ellis, Richard Cameron, Jack Crane, David Fellows, Thomas Hogle, Edwin Fisher, Dean Houk,. Dean Hartford. Absent: Charles Collins, Kenneth Heale, Linda Austin, Mary Rapone. Seven Quackenbush, Kenneth McCartney, Richard Robertson, William McGuinry, John Moore, James Straight, Paul Ross, Linda Staber, Deborah Donnelly, Mr. Francesca, Gail Heffer. Fourth Row: Edward Heisler, Richard Sayers, Melville Keenan, Ronald Smith, Thomas Simms, Gerald Simms, David Merrell, Richard Roth, Thomas Kretschmer, Robert Pfenninger, James Krenzer. Absent: Fred Nixon. E V 1- T' ,,..., ffffa 2, , fs :Y yzggaszg 'z-wg, .fi ..., K 'Ni' NV -M, ga xW,,' ,mf .1 16 Vu. .QW K me 15.9 uv 3 V Q..-k + 45: ' Q 1- F T id' gf-:z.,raz .Briss . 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Row: Lucille Walkup, Eileen Baker, Lorinda Linder, Col- ette Parnell, Joanne Loncao, Deborah Lang, Wanda Grant, Mary Harmon. Second Row: joseph Daley, Richard Grattan, Blaine Kahley, Dwight Stone, Richard Eaton, David Ochs, Thomas Krenzer, Edward Pike, Timothy Murphy. Third Row: Luty Grade Three Fin! Row: Amy Holley, Patricia Sullivan, Rebecca Sackett, Su- zanne Smith, Joanne Harrington, Donna Boylan, Karen Callan, Kim Charron, Susanna McGinry. Second Row: Jeffrey Rogers, Randall DiRienzo, David Heisler, Michael Noble, Robert White- side, Russell Smith, Daniel Paladino, john Parnell, Joseph Chraston, Elizabeth Vasciannie, Debra Adams, Peggy Forsyth, Mary Kelly, Mrs. Reed, Martha Harrington, Marthina Williams, Christine Waters, Chandra Cross, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Nancy Slentz, Patricia Farrell, Michael Andaloro, james Legg. Abrenl: Wanda Fridd, Shiela Neri, Warren Pease. fade Two Trotter, Randy Estabrooks, Frank Tiberio, Donald Batzel, David Fitch. Third Rauf: Daniel Herald, Robert Donaghue, Miss Nelson, Mrs. Clary, Jay Ezard, Helen Grattan, Cheryl Kretschmer, Helen Haddleton, james Elliott, Kenneth Snyder, Robert Waldron, Roger Landuyt. Abxent: Charles Van Allen. ff Lfx,.,r al. . , gh. . , .1 'wmv .xg fn A A kg-fx ww 5 'A G22 .jf . 1... . ,WW ff ray, ,M is L ff ' ' Fiff x 6 2 5 , , KN k Firrl Row: Catherine O'Donnell, Mary jo Tiberio, Patricia Thompson, Janice Allen, Linda Moore, Phyllis Dykstra, Cynthia Morrill, Susan Huck. Second Raw: Ronald Estabrooks, Robert Ralston, Louis Miller, James Price, james Schafer, Robert Sher- man, Thomas Ralston, Charles Legg, Daniel Pangrazio, Larry rade Two Firxt Row: Kathryn Swarts, Valencia Bass, Franceen Mancuso, Nancy Frazo, Gregory Geer, Carolyn Smith, Kathryn Howard, Kari Gordon. Second Row: Gary Russ, Dennis Murphy, Gary Nicholls, Edward Baker, Nancy Emens, Marian Fisher, Linda Giner, Shannon Buckley, Mary Lou Green, Roxanne Hoag. Third Donaghue, Charles Cooper. Third Razr: Michael Shelton, Ronald Chraston, Charlene Waters, Susanne Carpenter, Roxanne Vaughn, Mrs, Weeks, Diana Jackson, Shirley Haddleton, jane Aikens, Danny Blaker, Christopher Morrison. Abxentr Sharon Pfenninget, Donald Van Gorder. Grade One Roux' Debra Trojanoski, Kay Macwilliams, Denise Hughes, lawrence Flynn, David Vink, Andrea Reid, Dolly jackson, Michael Farrell, Rocco Rapone, Stephen Snyder. Abfentf Debra Gutowski, Debra Cesare. Ffpfll Row: Barbara Farrell, Suzanne Martin, Barbara Bostwich, bert. Third Row: Robert Martin, john Harmon, Williani Hale, Jeannette Thompson, Janet Waldron, Margaret Harrigan, Patricia Brian Clary, Christopher Storm, William Grant, Donald Ralston, Grant, Lawrence Johnson, Peter Callan. Second Raw: Glenn Reed, Ronda Houk, Karen Butler, Penny MacNaughton, Mrs. Goldstein, john deLeeuw, Patsy Rapone, Daniel Campbell, john Herkimer, Jeffrey Litteer. Ab.remf.' Ross MacKay. Ronald Grattan, Daniel Hackett, James Rolertson, Robert Gil- Grade One Firxt Raw: Nancy Cooper, Janet Blaker, Marsha Gardner, Bonnie Ralston, Joyce Leach, Colleen Maloy, Susan Cook, James Mac Intyre. Second Row: Ronald Houk, David MacDonald, Kenneth Morrill, Jackie Dolby, Deborah Schafer, Bonnie Snyder, james Sayers, Donald Brown, james Wood, Walter Lindow, Betty Legg, Daniel Fisher, Marie Miller, Clifford jackson, james Hefner, Sharon Huck. Third Row: Mrs. McCauley. Alzxem: Dawn Cross, Rose Pfenninger. Div 1 R 3 ti. .2 'X R Fin! Roux' Jeanette Herbster, Donna Estabrooks, Lynette Parnell, Larry Thompson, Ricky Dolby, jeffrey Kingsbury, Thomas Cal- Deborah Martin, Linda Borst, Mary Ann Fili, Rosanne Vloods, lan, Thomas Forsythe, james Rothrock, Daniel VanAllen, Edward Nancy Hermansen. Second Rnuu' Kathleen Clancy, Elizabeth Micheaux, Patsy Combo, Abfentx Michael Murphy, Cannon, Mrs. May. Third Row: David Vokes, Jeffrey Boylan, Kindergarten Who says kindergartners can't cook? I A few fingers will never hurt the apple- sauce! Elementary Scenes . 5 In reaching music to kindergartners, it best to begin on the ground flood Now let's see, the roof goes on the top We can paint, even if we ax-en't exactly beatnicks. - hm X What, you say I'm out of step? ff? Who was it that said that the age of exploration was ended? School Helpers lf a chain is to serve its purpose well, it is necessary that each link perform its given task efficiently, so that the chain will withstand the strain of pressure exerted upon it. Thus it is with the school. Each staff must perform its task effectively so that together the whole institution is run smoothly. It is notable that our school should be so very fortunate as to have such capable and persevering links as are represented on this page. To these people a special vote of thanks is bestowed by the class of '61 for all their efforts on behalf of our safety and comfort. Dental Hygienist and Nurse Miss Marie VanVooren, Dental Hygienistg Mrs. Christine Stone, Nurse. Cafeteria Workers BLU we Fran! Row: Mrs. Christine Hobbs, Mrs, Marion Sisson, Mrs. Bedford, Mrs. Harriet Grant, Mrs. Mildred Rulifson, Mrs. Harriet Ethel Ezard, Mrs. Edith Cunningham, Mrs. Stella Maddock, Mrs. johnsong Mrs. Helen McEwen, Mrs. Mildred Lyttle, Mrs. Mar- Dorothy Hamilton. Back Roux' Mrs. Mary Campbellg Mrs. Helen garet Reed. Custodians Bus Drivers Mr. Jack Dolby, Mr. William Hamilton, Mr. John Veld- huizen, Mr. William Yahn. Fin! Rauf Mr. Delbert Scott, Mr. John MCKHY, MY- Sam DiLiberto. Second Roux' Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Howard Lyttle, Mr. Richard Fagan, Mr. Leon Washburn. Third Row: Mr- Harry Culbertson, Mr. Donald Lyttle. It is the aim of the staff, in this section, to pay due respect to the students participating in the various activities of our school. Surely extracurricular activi- ties are a vital aspect of out school curric- ulum, for they aid the student in becom- ing a well-rounded individual. Thus, with this aim in mind, we present the various activities of our students. Activities Firxt Row: Elaine Raymond, Mary Randall, Marilyn Johnson, Johnson, Third Row: Roger Burt, Mary Davison, Evelyn Caffrey, jane Cox, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Shaffer, Verna Ezard, Frank Staber, Catherine Ball, Maureen Reed, Valerie Hinsdale, David Ely, Peter Shiela Kwasney, Carolyn Carson. Second Row: Patricia Davis, Jacob, William Elkins, Ronald Hale, Joyce Fisher, Richard Weeks, Barbara Nothnagle, Sally O'Leary, Clara Nothnagle, Mary Har- june Heale, Barbara Griffin, Florence Nobles, Valeen Retzko, rington, Sharon Davis, Loretta Cappotelli, Carolyn Howe, Dale Karen Perhamus, Joan Powell. Hartford, Sondra Stone, Ruby Hatfield, Jane Resch, Carol Ainodelac Staff Editor-in-Chief Jane Cox Literary Editor Elaine Raymond Senior Section Editor Mary Randall Burinefr Editor Ruby Hatfield C o-Art Editor Verna Ezard Co-Art Editor Frank Staber Sportr Editor Roger Burt Photography Editor Richard Weeks Chief Typirt Lynn Waldron Adoiiors Mrs. Griffith I Mrs. Shaffer junior Editorr: Evelyn Caffrey, Carolyn Carson, Mary Davi- son, Vlilliam Elkins, Ronald Hale, Sally O'Leary, Karen Perhamus. 56 .msg K 'fs ,W 1 ., ,iw . '1 V S? l if 'z 'Q 1 9: DQ y xv! Firrt Row: Marilyn Johnson, Karen Kenny, Kay Sciberra, Mary Ellen Cline, Peter Angevine, Mary Broderick, Diane Cappotelli. Second Row: Peter Randall, Harlow Perhamus. O'Brien, Carolyn Howe, John Paul Connor, Juanita Spring ational Honor Society Fin: Row: Mary Randall, Carolyn Howe. Second Row: Peter O'Brien, Marilyn johnson, Miss Mary Mairs, Adfvixorg Gary Bovee, Sondra Stone, Frank Stalner, Florence Nobles. 55 if 2,5 Q f F 2, David Elkins, Lewis Price, james Taillie, Casey Randall, William Elkins, Mr. Reeves, john Hamil- ton, Judy Waldron, Maureen Reed, Alice Hayward, Deborah Donnelly, Jane Cox, Rosalie Niedz- wick. jane Cox, Serrelaryg John Hamilton, Preridentg Judy Waldron, Vice Prexidenlf William Elkins, Trearurer. Mr, Robert Reeves, Adviror. Student Council In the past years the Student Council of our school has generally been considered a rather inert group, but this year, under the competent advisorship of Mr. Reeves, the council has made great strides in attempting to assert the authority of the council and enrich- ing the leadership qualities of the group. The council, this year for the first time, became a member of the National Association of Student Councils, and has participated in the activities of the County Student Council. With John Hamilton as president, the council has done much in making the division between the faculty and the students a smaller one. A great deal of credit is due the entire group for the admirable work it has done and for its ability to foresee the future need for more student participation in school 53 affairs Fin! Rauf: Karen Carter, Karen Perhamus, Richard Weeks, Mrs. Elard, Marilyn R0lJEffS, Cafulyfl Howe, Sfwfld RON'-' Limlu Roberts, Dale Hartford, Donna Maddock, Barbara Eaton, Verna Majors, Marilyn johnson, Barbara Heffer, Sharon Miller. Library Club Fin! Row: Marlene Stephany, Phyllis Duncan, Miss Mairs. Verna Rice, Dale Hartford, Nancy Hale, Karen Carter. Third Rau: Second Row: Marie Simpson, Ruby Simms, Marie Ford, Deloris Catherine Good, Nancy Pakula, Linda Majors. Roth, Linda Noble, Barbara Heffer, Sally O'Leary, Rhoda Lessord. ua... ...gf 3' qua. ., I 'iv aixrtfrrfi' 'T .mf tr .r-gf f as .,.a-Ee, Xfavw wi, '- an E :fy Fin! Row: Marie Ford, Judith Stone, Mary Harrington, Loretta Cappotelli, Verna Rice, Sally O'Leary, Carol Youngs, Mrs. Walsh, Evelyn Caffrey, Patricia Feely, Catherine Ball, Barbara Heffer, Deanna Retzko. Second Row: Catherine Good, Donna Robinson, -if 7' ff' ,an :ni 4 .. A, Joan Irving, Joanne Hirschman, Nancy Pakula, Shirley Ochs, Patricia Davis, ,Ioan Powell, Valeen Retzko, Caroline Carson. Third Row: Beatrice Folwell, Lynda Burger. Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America Fin: Row: Mr. Smith, Courtney Nixon, Donald Johnson, Robert Mcllwaine, Ronald Thompson, joseph Krenzer, james Booth. Second Row: Roy FitzSimmons, Frederick Hyatt, James Terry, Leonard Ranous, Donald Mattice, Thomas Fisher, Larry Cornell, Lester Hanclyside. Third Row: Stanley johnson, Grant Livermore, Paul Raymond, Stephen Mcllwaine, Robert Mancuso, Richard Mancuso, Burton Manley, Gordon Booth. E. Vox or ,affix Jef - Vx mfg , Q , , O.. cw Seated: Verna Ezard, Carolyn Howe, Harold Geyer. Stnndingf George McArthur, Robert Price, Mrs. Priclg60fI, D216 H3l'ff0l'd, Frank Art Club Service Club Fin! Roux' Linda Grarran, Laura Murphy, Donald Cappotelli, Rossney, Linda Dempsey, Joyce Reed, Robert Cooper, Gary Kevin Clancy, John Niedzwick. Serond Roux' Peter Co ini, Grattan. PP Robert Martin, Mary Hanna, Anita Ochs, Kathie Donaghue, Miss Fin! Row: Jane Allen, Constance Saeva, Sharon Davis, Patricia Feeley, John Sheldon, Charlene Wilkins, Valerie Hinsdale, Corrinne Russ, Verna Ezard. Semnd Roux' Sharon Miller, Rhoda Lessord, Karen Perhamous, Murene Livermore, Linda Majors, Graham Frazer, Richard Weber, Vineta Southcombe, Marie Simpson, Phyl- lis Duncan, Mr, Allen. Third Roux' Judith Stone, Catherine Ball, Lynn Waldron, Evelyn Caffrey, Lawrence Wilson, Joseph Wild, William Elkins. David Ely, Valeen Retzko, Mary Randall, Loret- ta Cappotelli, Carol Ladd. Fourth Roux' Barbara Waterson, Barbara Eaton, Maureen Reed, Gary Grant, Nathaniel Richardson, Gregory Connor, Craig Johnson, Norbert Kellner, Robert Burns, Shirley Gray, Barbara Hcffncr, Jane Resch. Fiflh Rrur: Jeanne Robertson, Beatrice Folwell, Marilyn Johnson, Ruby Hatfield, Patricia Chiverton, Bettie Bain, Elaine Raymond, Florence Nobles, Jane Cox, Joyce Fisher, Judith Waldron. Senior High Chorus Mumford Central. Mr. Paul Allen Director A great deal of respect and admiration is due Mr. Allen for his admirable ef- forts on our behalf. In the past two years, our schools vocal music department has made definite improvements in every aspect of its field. This great improvement can be attributed to Mr. Paul Allen, our very capable director. Mr. Allen received his Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Roch- ester's Eastman School of Music, and his Masters degree from Columbia University. Prior to teaching at our school, he taught for ten years in Rochester, and has been teaching part-time at Keuka College for the past two years. The main goal for which Mr. Allen strives in our school is bringing the students to appreciate and understand one of rnan's great contributions to his spiritual and emotional well-being, the art of music. He desires to build and maintain choral groups of high standing in our school, groups that will be the pride of Caledonia- 63 3.2, S 5' 1, ibn..-vt Firn Row: janet Cappotelli, Gail Heffer, Susan Coyle, Mr. Allen, Phylis Hughes, Marlene Parnell, Deborah Donnelly. Serum! Roux' Shirley Dykstra, Priscilla Stone, Alice Hayward, Melanie Lucas, Sandra Embling, Carol LeBlanc, Susan Ely, Mary Lou Donnelly, Marilyn Burns, Monika Fortner. Third Row: Shelly Heisler, Mildred Brown, Georgiana Middleton, Dianne Martin, Sandra Kwasney, Diane Bovee, Marjorie Farrell, jean Arnold, Joyce Feeley, Linda unior High Chorus First Row: Suzanne Tucci, Gerline Cross, Rebecca Martin, Jonnie Rollins, Barbara Russ, Paulette Bain. Second Row: Andrea Baldeck, Kris Vail, Richard Roth, Frank Perhamus, Paul Coppini, Marlene Brown, Patricia Buckley, Sandra Hale, Jo Ann Pfenninger. Third Row: Michael Grant, Richard Heffner, Lawrence Jackson, Charles Brown, Gene MacDonald, Deborah Sherman, Sharon Walkup, Marcia Bickford, Constance Rapone, Robert Brown, Richard Cooper, Douglas Wing. Fourth Row: Kristine Slentz, Nancy Ely, Patricia Griffin, Sally Hahn,Donna Herald, Susan Gardner, Mary Sue Melusky, Austin, Linda Stevenson, jennifer Ford, Carol Majors. Fourlh Row: Ebed Scott, Larry Powell, Melville Keenan, Charles Collins, Roger Howe, Benedict Kellner, Patrick Hickey, Kenneth Heale, Richard Roth, James Straight, Michael Cannon, james Washburn. Fifth Row: Lewis Price, Thomas Simms, David Merrill, Robert Irving, Gerald Simms, Thomas Hogle, Dennis Quackenbush, Frederick Hermansen, Albert Cesare. Elementary Chorus Jo Anne Ohlsen, Linda Clary, Nancy Miller, Linda MacKay, Amy Harmon, Bruce Herald, Kip Grant, Renate Former, Mr. Eager. Fifth Row: Betty Brezezowski, Jerry Hogle, Robert Nothiger, Niles Hickey, Kathleen Wagar, Michael Heater, Bryan Eaton, Donald Neale, Frances Brown, Richard Hermansen, james Ladd, Kathleen Smith, Linda McCreedy, Patricia Daley. Sixlh Row: Georgeann Pully- blank, Donna Roberts, Linda Elkins, ,Ioan Hughes, Julie Curts, Susan Hartford, Marilyn Gray, Sandra Weber, Sandra Eggleston, Carolyn Herbert, Fernando Bonacquisti, Leonard Muscarello, Cyril Resch. ALL STATE BAND AND CHORUS Fin! Roux' Robert Barrows, joseph Wilcl, Elaine Raymond. Second Rauf: William Elkins, Peter O'Brien, Robert Burns, David Ely. 0 . LIVINGSTON COUNTY MUSIC QUEEN Lynn Waldron SAXOPI-IONE SEXTET Fin! 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' Z , kr A 5 UM 5 X 'L 0 4 1 A F ' . 1 ' Q, 5 f , ' A-Q73 I th ' . 1 v 4 J ' 5 , Y ' ' 'K V ' Y 1 V 'jj ' ' L 'M 1 1' LJ 5 'T ' ' 1 f 55.554, my. 5 , Y 5.11 MQ 4 , 'L 3 ' J H ,S , . A V2 Q.: .. ' K' L 'Www 1 . . . Nw aw! , 1 i 3- 1 LM A J V ,V A 1 kwa, ' f f 3 'ff 0 1 ' fl M' f ' A ' ' a- 1 5 5,Q33lfW ,xi Z, if wpdp. Lg,-5 if L.. 42322 fb 's .R W . . ng. 1 i -., K . W' , in ls: ,, ,. , 1 I V .A' k V- 5 M ey K if I ': . . Firrt Row: Marilyn johnson, Susan Wild, Robert Barrows, Patricia Papero, William Elkins, jenell johnson, james Booth. Second Roux' Donald johnson, David Elkins, Charles O'Brien, john Perhamus, Dance Band Fifi! Row: Richard Hermansen, Karl Heuer, Michael Heater. Second Row: Lewis Price, Linda MacKay, Donna Cunningham, Margaret McEwen, Jennifer Ford, Frances Brown, Rebecca Martin, Kristine Slentz, Linda McCreedy, Neil Angevine. Third Roux' Barbara Bar- rows, Carol LeBlanc, Patricia Latko, Kathleen Wagar, joan Hughes, Renate Fortner, Marlene Brown, Linda Elkins, Patricia Buckley, jo Anne Ohlsen, jonnie Rollins. Fourth Roux' Mary Daley, Georgianna Middleton, Jeanne Crane, Marlene Parnell, Carole Smith, Eugene Robert Ardrey. Third Roux' john Hone, Lawrence Walkup, john Cannon, Gary Grant, john Griffin, Michael Davidson. unior Band Harmon, Claudia Doolittle, Ruth Ann Holliday, Phyllis Hughes, Marjorie Farrell, Patricia Griffin, Mr. Eager. Fifth Roux' William Sheldon, Cyril Resch, Dennis Cohen, Patrick O'Brien, Richard Kren- zer, Marilyn Gray, Roger Howe, William McGinty, Barbara MacKay, Linda Clary, Andrea Baldeck, Dennis Quackenbush. Sixth Row: Fernando Bonacquisti, Michael Cannon, Wesley Stiles, Donald Ran- ous, Albert Cesare, Peter Jacob, Bryan Eaton, Stephen Coyle. In this sports section we have attempted to por- tray a general, yet inclusive, picture of the ac- tivities and advancements executed in sports by the members of our school during the 1960- 1961 sports seasons. We hope in our attempt that we have given just credit to all those who participated in the various sports, and to all the various coaches who so diligently guided the boys to success. Sports uh? :,sa. 1 Q.: ts21i?E' ' 1522 Fran! Row: Dean Hartford, john Perhamus, Gary Grant, John Hone, David Ely, Leonard john Cannon, Robert Rapone. Second Raw: Mr, Seibert, Ronald Thompson john Sheldon, Gregory Connor, Richard Nothnagle, Kenneth Middleton, Stephen Mcllwaine, William Cox ry Bovee, Robert Grattan, Carmen Cappotelli, Richard Henry, Gerald Fisher, Graham Frazer rien, james Whiteside, Nathaniel Richardson, joseph Wild, Donald Oltmann, Neil Bedford clall, Gary Hartford, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Schorer. all Football - 1960 This year, as always, although we had lost many seniors from last year, our boys started their first practice with great enthusiasm. Coach Matthews watched these boys intently for what they could do. Our first game on September twenty-thirl showed that we needed much more practice, as Perry's fullback Richardson, ripped through our line. Perry scored in the first few minutes of play. After the boys got over their first-game jitters, they played good defense. The final score of the game was Perry-30, Caledonia-0. Outstanding players were Bob Grattan, Carmen Cappotelli, and Eddie Hanna. We next took on the fighting Blue Devils of Mt. Morris on September thirtieth. This game proved disastrous, for again, as in the previous game, the opposition scored early in the game, This fairly broke our already down-trodden morale as well as our physical courage. We just could not seem to get going, and Blue Devils capitalized on our mistakes. And so, when the gun went off, the final score was Mt. Morris-33, Caledonia-0. This is the way it went for the remainder of the season. The opponents scored in the early minutes of the game, and our boys were on the defensive for the remainder of the game. However, on October twenty-eighth we did tie York, our big rival, who was supposed to have beaten us easily. Although all the boys put in a great deal of effort, we must admit that we had a very unfortunate season, Yet, regardless of its outcome, this was considered to have been a building-up season for Caledonia, and everyone has great hopes for our boys next year, in view of the fact that me-rely three seniors will be lost. ln addition, we would like to take this opportunity to commend highly our coaches: Mr, Matthews, Mr. Schorer, and Mr. Seibert for their fine work the season. 1960 Football Scores September September October October October October November 23 Caledonia 30 Caledonia 7 Caledonia 14 Caledonia 2 1 Caledonia 28 Caledonia 4 Caledonia Perry - 20 Mt. Morris - 33 Dansville - 28 Livonia - 20 Avon - 19 York - 20 Albion- 14 Freshman Football This year our coaches molded a very good Freshman Team which had an un defeated season while playing such teams as Avon, Geneseo, York, and John Marshall These boys should be a great asset to the varsity squad in coming years R Farr! Row: John Perhamus, james Whitside, Richard Nothnagle, Kenneth Middleton Nathaniel Richardson, Graham Frazer, Gregory Connor. Second Row: John Sheldon, Charles OBrien William Cox, Neil Bedford, John Cannon, Gary Grant, Robert Rapone, Dean Hartford ij W 2 Q 5 m.r,Jff.l.. Sports Advisors Football Mr, William Seibertg Mr. Charles Matthewsg Mr, james Schorer, Abxent. Athlctic Association Treasurer , xr Q Sondra Stone Track 8: Wrestling Mr. Charles Matthews Fimf Row: Frederick Erbe, Mamzgerg john Hamilton, Captain: Eaton, Donald j0hn5OH, ROHCY Buff- Ronald Sffphfmv lawrence Lester Eaton, Coach. Second Rm z'.' Donald Matrice, Carmen Cap- Reed, David Ely, Gerald Fishef' porelli, Richard Henry, Nelson Stiles, Gary Cleland, Dennis Varsity Basketball Schedule CAL. VIS. H November 22 Lima 50 33 H November 25 Nunda 40 42 H December 2 Livonia 43 40 T December 9 Dansville 53 60 H December 1 7 York 6 3 66 T Def-7ClT1bC1' 21 Mt, Morris 45 50 H JMU?-fY 6 Geneseo - - T January 13 Lima - - T january 20 Livonia - .- H january 27 Dansville - - H January 28 Avon - - T February 3 York - - T February 7 Nunda - - T February 10 Avon - - H February 17 Mr, Morris - - T March 3 Geneseo - - 78 avhx 'ia Fin! Roux' Robert Barrows, Neil Bedford, Gary Grant, john Can- Oltmann. Second Roux' Milton Ebetsold, Mr. Reevvs, Gregory non, Michael Davison, Ronald Thompson, Kenneth Middleton, C01-mgr, William Cox, Nathaniel Richardson, Richard johnson, Donald unior Varsity Basketball Firit Row: Mr, Reeves, Donald Estabrook, Philip Litreer, Gordon Stanley Johnson, Gary Bubel, Frederick Erbe, Edward Sheffer. Booth, Francis Yopp, Francis Cappotelli. Richard Mancuso. Thin! Roux- Graham Frazer, Samuel DiLiberto, james Taille. Second Row: Edward Moore, Thomas Torpey, james Whiteside, -L 1 .5 2 iii Q sis.- Firrl Row: joe Irving, Mr. Matthews, james Booth, Burch Morrison. Second Row: Roy Fitz Simmons, George McArthur, Ronald Hale, Bill Elkins, Edward Hanna, Keith Beardsley. 'Track Tennk Firft Row: Roger Burt, john Hone. Second Row: Mr. Collins, Gary Cleland, Mr. Reeves, Don Bartalo, Don Moran, Louie Root, Dave Ely, Nelson Stiles. Fim Raw: Hooks Robertson, Chico Henry, Jim Gannon, Dick Johnson, Coach Lester Eaton. Third Row Dykstra, Casey Randall, Buddie Coors. Second Row: Mike Manager Fred Efblf, Pffel' 0'Brifn, Ronald 5f9Ph2f1Y Hal' Burke, Milo Moran, Don Oltmann,Don Johnson, Bob 10W P91'h2m115, DHV6 R0bCfi5- Baseball 1960 Scores CMC5 12 York 1 CMCS 5 Mt. Morris 2 CMC5 6 Dansviue 3 CMCS 16 Warsaw 3 pre-quarter final CMCS 12 Mt, M01-tis 3 CMCS 5 Phelps 2 quarter final CMCS 2 Nunda 5 CMCS 4 Odessa 0 serni-final CMCS 9 Avon 8 CMCS 3 Corfu 2 final CMCS 4 Nunda 2 CMCS 10 Geneseo 1 CMCS 4 Geneseo 0 CMCS 6 Nunda 5 County Play-off Season Record 12-2 B League RCC01'Cl 5-1 Top Four Batting Averages Pitching Records Bob Gannon 489-22 hits Bob Gannon 11-1 '-Hooksy' Robertson 453,24 hits Ronald Stephany 1-1 jim Dykstra 413 Ronald Stephany 400 The 1960 season at Caledonia started and ended with an astounding feat by beating York, who is considered to have one of the finest baseball teams in Livingston County, and by defeating Corfu in the Section Five Class B Championship of New York State. It was a proud team that won this coveted honor in Red Wing Stadium, Rochester, New York, on june ll, 1960. The team was led by the fine pitching of Bob Gannon, who also had the highest batting average. First Row: james Terry, john Sheldon, Richard Fisher, Ronald Hale, David Harkness, Manager, Second Roux' William Elkins, james Booth, Gary Bovee, Patrick Courtney, Wrestling We've got the coach, we've got the team ...... Sports Scenes A little ram never stopped Big Bob. And now for a nice cold shower! 83 20m The team receives just reward for a great season. Hook's demonstrates that gold- en swing. Even Robin Hood would have a difficult time matching these archers. Ready, set, go! The yearbook is perhaps one of the most important publications which issues from the school each year, for it contains a record of the year's activities and achievements, and furnishes to everyone a lasting memory of friends, teach- ers, classes, and events. It is, therefore, with great sincerity that we thank all the advertisers represented in this section for helping us to make this publication a reality. Advertisers ,pubs 3 ul. 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